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Here's Rocco with Erika and Ethan:
"He and Ethan are getting along well. We have to watch the both of
them though, one is always mouthing the other one. Sometimes its hard to
tell who is covered in more drool."
"He is doing great! He has finished his obedience school, and let me say he is easy to work with. He is very intellegent. We both are just thrilled in how good a dog he is."
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| And here's Argo with Mari: "Argo is growing so fast and he is such a sweet boy...he is awesome. He graduated puppy kindergarden with flying colors and is now in his obedient class. Once again, he is the star pupil ... everyone just cannot believe how calm he is. My daughter has a daily chore of walking him and the other day, she didn't have time and was getting ready to go to her gymnasics class...then Argo came up to her with his leash in his mouth! He is a pure joy. I call him Argo-nut... Argo is also fabulous with small kids!! I've got a 5 yr old great niece and her step brother who is 4 that are constantly playing with him...he loves kids. In fact, last Sat. while at class a young boy came in and Argo got sooo distracted, he thinks OH small kid! time to play!" |
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| And Here's Scheiann-Rose: "I have never had a puppy that is as good with the kids as she is. She doesn't jump or take their food.a few commands of "leave it" taught her their food is not hers. She is even very carful with those gigantic paws so she has never scratched them. The only problem we had was one of the under 2 granddaughters decided licking was great and egged her on. We had to break both of them of that. Anita was actually harder to train than Scheiann." "If anyone wants testimonial as to how well satisfied we are, feel free to have them contact me."  |
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is doing great and amazes us more all the time. I have her in a
basic obdience class now and she's the star. Very quick to learn
and respond. Her biggest fault is that she anticipates instead of
waiting for commands." "She loves the grandkids and has never given us a moment of worry. She does not take food or toys from them and will let them take what they will--even her favorite squeaky toy."  |
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