Slyvana, free tip. Do not teach your aussie that fruit grows on trees. We have wild plubs around wind breaks around here. So I was popping them in my mouth a couple years ago, and my aussie was watching me. I fed him a couple I split open, and the fun started. He knows about mulberrys, plumb, chokecherry, apples, pears and peaches now. No way am I showing him were the squash and cucumbers come from. Aussies are smart enough to be a royal pain in the butt at times.
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I've seen evidence many times that dogs really do love having an important job to do. They're are such precious animals, and Tucker is definately a handsome dog.
#29943 - 08/12/0604:44 PMRe: Tucker just received his Service dog in training vest.
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Originally posted by Sylvana: Tucker would go behind and push me over the thresholds when he saw me struggling, a huge help. He then learned he could push me over to where his cookies are, so sometimes I take a short trip I hadn't intended. [/QB]
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Sylvana, it certainly appears that he has good looks and brains. Quite a find Please keep us posted as to his accomplishments, it certainly seems he has the instincts and personality to be a terrific service dog.
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aww, congrats to Tucker! He really is a handsome dog and it appears that he is smart also Thanks for sharing! (I wanted to add a cute doggie smilie, but couldn't find one nearly as cute as Tucker!..here is the best one I found: )
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He's beautiful, reminds me of my Luna. Congrats to you both!
A few days ago we pulled in to Publix, a man had a beautiful dog the same breed as Tucker in his car, he said she was his "daughter" and that his actual grown kids are jealous of her. Was so cute.