Agility Addict: another stormy day in PEC

Saturday, July 26, 2008

another stormy day in PEC

man oh man
rain, thunder, lightening, rain and then a little more rain

BLECH

I haven't done agility for a month really (dragged the chute out twice I think)

tomorrow Team Challnge has been cancelled :( as the fields have flooded

I weed for two minutes between dourpours and get SOAKED

only good news is Sally's staples are out - and so far the foot is mostly holding together- tak eit easy is not in her vocab tho ;)

2 comments:

Muttsandaklutz said...: I must have missed something... what happened to Sally?

Wishing her a speedy recovery from it, whatever it is!; 27 July 2008 at 19:54
andrea said...: she sliced her foot a couple of weeks ago - right through a pad on her left front foot - BLOOD everywhere

was pretty wild

vet went for staples and I had weeks of bandages and cones and frustration

she's on the mend tho :)

thanks for asking!; 27 July 2008 at 22:14

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Welcome to My Addiction

I'm an educator who is passionate about animals of all species. You may see references to other species here - there aren't many animals we haven't lived with at least as fosters for a short time.

The current agility dogs are:

Brody - a shi/poodle/maltese mix born in 2000

adopted when he was 6 months old. He is a dear soul but as a product of a puppy mill sold through a puppy broker he came with some serious baggage. He has proven to be a superstar at everything he's been asked to do - humane education, tv gigs, media interviews, trade shows, and now agility!

Thea - an adorable chihuahua born in 2003 adopted because we were "chihuahualess" after losing one of our old palliative fosters. She is chocolate and just the sweetest thing. We are so lucky to live with one easy dog! Agility is just a game to her - and we have lots of fun!

Sally - a border collie mix of who knows what born in the sumer of 2006. Sally was fostered by us as a palliative case due to serious gastric issues. She was only 4 months old when she joined our family and it took a long time to believe she might survive. Her great joy of life is constantly getting her into trouble but she brings great pleasure to us daily. If she ever gets some real work (or a real handler!) in agility she'll be amazing. Agility scores VERY high on her list of things to do!