(VICT) Re: My Decision on Met/ Ollie
- From: metnme2 <metnme2@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Vi-Clicker <vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:27:04 -0700 (PDT)
Hi Ollie
Met is not fully retiring. I have multiple
disabilities including deafness and mobility
impairment (incomplete quadriplegic- also known as
tetraplegia in some countries) Met will continue to
work as my hearing and service dog as he feels up to
it. He loves his walks and seems to handle working in
town here when needed so we will stick with that until
he says no more because even the vets agree that to
take his whole job away, would be tantamount to
watching him give up altogether. We definitely don't
want that.
DGP has helped many dogs. I don't recall where you
live or if there are customs issues with bringing
something like that back through customs but it might
be worth a shot. Met can not take it due to his
epilepsy but I have heard really good things about it.
WDJ (Whole dog Journal) did a piece on it a while
back. If you would like to read it let me know off
list and I will see if I can find the issue it was in.
I have it in alternative format.
I am so sorry about Pretty. I remember a while back
you mentioning she had an issue from birth. It seems
like dampness really affects those with joint issues.
Met is doing a lot better today after the pepcid so I
am hopeful he will be alright Smile
Karyn and Met
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