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4meAndyou · F
My son adopted a deaf dalmation! She had not been trained at all, and had a tendency to jump up on people, which is why my son won't allow me to visit his home. She is quite a large dog. But they are slowly training her to respond to hand/eye training signals and to treat (smell), training.
4meAndyou · F
@DarthInvader Yes, I really AM disgustingly proud of him.
He grew up with LOTS of pets, of all kinds, and I think my love of animals of every king sort of rubbed off on him. He has adopted MANY dogs over the years, and once he even paid the air fare for an abused female dog to be flown up here from a puppy farm in North Carolina, Tia. She was terrified of all men, and scared of anyone who moved suddenly, male or female. But she LOVED my son.
He grew up with LOTS of pets, of all kinds, and I think my love of animals of every king sort of rubbed off on him. He has adopted MANY dogs over the years, and once he even paid the air fare for an abused female dog to be flown up here from a puppy farm in North Carolina, Tia. She was terrified of all men, and scared of anyone who moved suddenly, male or female. But she LOVED my son.
