Agility; Chinese Crested; Final Interview Post 16

[Taz_Zoee]

Ok, I now have to go wash my face because I have make-up streaming down my cheeks. That was great.

[4 Dog Mother]

All, I can say is WOW!

[Rachel]

More tears. That video is beyond the scope of words.

[Pam]

I doubt that there is a dry eye among those who have watched this video. Once again I can't help but feel that God puts little angel spirits into our pets to help us when we are at our lowest point.

[RobiLee]

A very touching video. Dogs are so amazing.

[Ginger's Mom]

Tears flowing freely here. That is amazing, and it is amazing that she had the stamina to go out there with Diva. What will happen to Diva when she losses her trainer/person/mom?

[Freedom]

Tears flowing freely here. That is amazing, and it is amazing that she had the stamina to go out there with Diva. What will happen to Diva when she losses her trainer/person/mom?

A friend and fellow Agility person, Angela, is taking them in and will continue to work with them.

People who know Lisa say she hasn't been able to move like that in months, it was quite a miracle the way she pulled it all together to get Diva around that circuit.

One more note. The really sad part of all of this: Lisa is originally from New Zealand, and came to this country, to Florida first. She kept having pain in her shoulder and went to several doctors. They told her employer she was making it up and trying to get on disability.

On a vacation home to see her folks, she was changing clothes and her mom saw something abnormal. They were at the doctor the very next day. That is when she was diagnosed with the advanced breast cancer.

She had a double mastectomy and began chemo and radiation.

She won a malpractice settlement for the previous misdiagnosis. Thank God she did, as it has been what has sustained her to this point.