[pyrnet] Re: pyrnet-l-digest.20020105-2

[Pyralive@aol.com]

In a message dated 1/6/2002 12:08:43 AM Eastern Standard Time, pyrnet-l-owner@pyrnet.org writes:


> AWESOME An"D"      I know how the lady felt. I still have the scars I got
> from a stray dog when I was 6. Mom wasn't exactly sure who they were from
> (our Irish setter )Brandy, or the stray. But Mom said the stray was too
> close for Brandy's liking and B got between me and him. I don't really
> remember what happened but Brandy got 15 stitches I got 7 and a horrififc
> fear of dogs for quite a while.  Pyrs seem to emit a "presence" of sorts
> solid , trusting and s l o w w w . They don't seem to want to "push it".
> Kudos An "D" and bragging rights to you Pam!!       Michele Donald
>      (good ole' ,slow poke,nose in the air ) ,    has won over someone else !!  <BG>   "one small step >>>>>>>>>>>>>
> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> Thank You, Donald
> For the "kudos" to An"D"~~~(altho I'm I'm not passing them on to An"D")  The dog is immpossible to live with after one of His visitations~~He really thinks that He is "hot stuff"~~<BG>
> I think that You may have "hit the Nail on the head"
> when I first started in Pet Therapy, I was always seeing Goldens, ect...~~jumping up and down, "oh i'm so happy to be here", lick, lick, lick~~Waggy tails, ect...
> I spent 1/2 of My time explaining to people that this was Not the "PYR Way"  !!
> An"D" just walks up to them,(very slight waggy tail), puts his head in their laps, and waits to be petted~~if they don't respond, He walks off and comes back to them later ! No He doesn't "push it", and so many of the people translate this as:

" He doesn't care, or,He doesn't like Me "<<<<<<BG>
Pamc
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