Pacific Northwest Gardening: Who are your Garden Helpers Part 3!, 1 by tillysrat

tillysrat wrote:
Holly they are very active dogs, even at his age. And the way the owner treated him he would be like a old puppy wanting to see, find and do all the things he never got to do when young. Funny how that works.

My Ester (black Lab) Who you remember last year that got injured and we thought we may have to put her down, she is 9 now and going blind. But is as spunky as a 2year old, I so worry about her. But she is not that kind of dog. I am so sorry about you loss and I know how it feels, I have a special grave yard that has 4 of my best friends buried there and then Buddy grave.

He needs alot of love, and someone that can be with him and bond with him 24/7. Older dogs do learn, time and patience. and most of us don't have that. Its called Work Work. LOL
Steve is the most caring and loving person to all animals and has been a great help to more than one of us. I would like to hear what he would Recommend on this pup.

OKay I got to deep in this SORRY

Off to bed