a few reason why I LOVE this dog

[ashleycat]

Charlie learned a new trick. And FAST at that. I taught him the nose touch.

I've gotten on a better sleep schedule.

I take out my frustrations with playing tug of war with him.

I slowly feel my depression going away.

He is soo much better behaved than when I first brought him home.

There are more reasons, but those are just a few!

[lute]

that a dog fer ya! they're great aren't they!

[ashleycat]

yup. I never knew!!

[Toby's my baby]

Congrats!! I'm so glad things are turning around for you, I hope they just keep getting better and better. Dogs are the best!

[Karen]

I am so glad things are going better for you and Charlie! Isn't tug of war great?

[ashleycat]

oh yeah, not to mention the work out my arms get from it.

[Daisy and Delilah]

Congratulations to you for turning this thing into such a positive situation. I'm so glad your depression is better and all is working out with you and Charlie. It sounds like you're really good for each other

[shihtzulover850]

yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay charlie this is great!!! woo hoo!!!!! congratulations!!!!

[Alysser]

Good job to you and Charlie!

[cyber-sibes]

So glad to hear things seem to be working out with Charlie. Dogs are wonderful sources of unconditional love!

[Giselle]

Oh, I'm sooo glad to hear that! I love the Touch command because you can morph it into so many different activities and new tricks. For example, you can morph a simple Touch into a Rollover with a few adjustments. I don't really remember each step, but you basically place your hand on the floor near his paws and slowly guide his head into a complete Rollover. The lady who demonstrated this technique used a long stick with a red ball attached instead of her hand. Congratulations! This is such a big step up!!!

[zoomer]

Great job!