Yes, it is true, that no matter when and where: when we took our dog for a walk, or when we had new people over, the first question was about her age…
BTW, our dogs were trained to always wait to be greeted and they never jumped at people which was another thing that surprised our new guests, as our family and relatives knew that our dogs were trained. For example, when we had people over, the dog would sit and wait to be greeted. The person said: “Hi Dolly.” and the dog would give them her paw and then she would go to her place by the fireplace. Some people were wary when then came over for the first time because they would have heard a bark or two from our dogs to let us know that someone was at the door even before they rang the bell. But the dog disarmed them right away because she didn’t jump at them. So we told the visitor about our routine and all was well.
We got our first dog when I was in second grade. She was a Samoyed or other Spitz-type breed. She came trotting down the street one day, came into the yard where we were, and was like, “Here I am.” My parents told me that she probably belonged to someone but no one ever reported a dog like that lost.
codycab about 1 month ago
Up next: A flashback! Stay tooned!
snarkm about 1 month ago
Buckle up, kids! Grandma Charlotte is about to tell one heck of a story.
Decepticomic about 1 month ago
It sounds like a long story… (-_-)zzZz
SquidGamerGal about 1 month ago
Time for a story of the Big Easy!
Skeptical Meg about 1 month ago
I thought it was a dark and stormy night.
1JennyJenkins about 1 month ago
Yes, it is true, that no matter when and where: when we took our dog for a walk, or when we had new people over, the first question was about her age…
BTW, our dogs were trained to always wait to be greeted and they never jumped at people which was another thing that surprised our new guests, as our family and relatives knew that our dogs were trained. For example, when we had people over, the dog would sit and wait to be greeted. The person said: “Hi Dolly.” and the dog would give them her paw and then she would go to her place by the fireplace. Some people were wary when then came over for the first time because they would have heard a bark or two from our dogs to let us know that someone was at the door even before they rang the bell. But the dog disarmed them right away because she didn’t jump at them. So we told the visitor about our routine and all was well.
Aladar30 Premium Member about 1 month ago
YES! A Dog Story for Christmas!
Brian Premium Member about 1 month ago
We got our first dog when I was in second grade. She was a Samoyed or other Spitz-type breed. She came trotting down the street one day, came into the yard where we were, and was like, “Here I am.” My parents told me that she probably belonged to someone but no one ever reported a dog like that lost.