Inspiring Disabled Dogs
Posted Dec 13 2021
Check out my post on Shepherd.com about Inspiring Disabled Dogs
Here’s my own inspiring deaf dog, Reggie. She “hears” with her nose and by closely watching the faces and body movements of the people and pack-mates in her family. Don’t tell my other two dogs, but she’s my favorite by far! Such a sweetie, and always in a happy mood!
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Diane KellyHaha! Our terrier mix and shepherd mix are certainly selective, too. They hear "treat" without fail, but "down" or "no!" don't always register. Raggs is such a cute name!
Molly WestonReggie certainly looks happy! My own dog, Raggs, has "selective" hearing--and he's not well trained. But. Our dogs are family and we do love them.
Diane KellyThanks, Barbara! I wish I could write faster, too! My ideas are backing up in my head. : ) I wish my brain had a USB port where I could automatically download the stories from my mind to the page. I'm so glad you enjoyed the book! I'm hard at work on the second one, A Trip with Trouble.
BarbaraI LOVED getaway with Murder. The second book can't be published soon enough. Can you write any faster? ;-)
Reggie certainly looks happy! My own dog, Raggs, has “selective” hearing–and he’s not well trained. But. Our dogs are family and we do love them.
Haha! Our terrier mix and shepherd mix are certainly selective, too. They hear “treat” without fail, but “down” or “no!” don’t always register. Raggs is such a cute name!