...for O and Moo went really well. Ori loved everyone and every dog and Moo actually did very well and didn't go after any of the larger dogs. People asked all sorts of questions about Ori and it was an opportunity to share about mills and rescue.
We joked that Moo loved class because she got to eat lots of cookies and do things she already knows how to do (sit, look, down, and shake). I love that Deb lets us put a plug in for rescue and fostering as most of the dogs there are some sort of cock-a-poo or young puppy that probably came from a pet store. Molly is the oldest dog there at 11.5 yrs. There's 1 Bichon who is 7 and then O comes next at 4. People were pleasantly surprised with all Ori could do despite missing a leg. She's such a ham bone and she ate ALL the attention up! A few ladies got a kick out of Nick saying "don't tell her she's missing a leg, she doesn't know!" but it's true!
It was fun to have Nick and the girls there. Nick and I swapped dogs back and forth and at 1 point I looked over and Nick had 2 girls sitting and staring intently at the yummy treat in his hand.... I love our little family!
Both girls are sacked out sleeping.....it's such a tough life!
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