Asha & Maze put in some training time, then some play time, then we went for a beer at a local brewery. Asha is totally relaxed and Maze (not yet a year old), even closed her eyes for a minute or three. Hope the link works...
Ok now I am jealousAsha & Maze put in some training time, then some play time, then we went for a beer at a local brewery. Asha is totally relaxed and Maze (not yet a year old), even closed her eyes for a minute or three. Hope the link works...



So is Riley which I guess is not surprising because he get lots of practice with foster dogs. Now food, that's a differnt story. He tries but you can see it takes everything he has to resist.Asha is so dog neutral
The effort does wear him so not such a bad thing for my energizer bunny.Having a revolving door of different dogs is an amazing way to bring up a dog! The gal who owns the other Dobe in the photos is a trainer who does some board and trains and also boards dogs at her home for clients she's worked with. Those guest dogs come and go all the time, and except for being in a crate at night they live in the house and go on hikes, go to group lessons, etc. She's extremely active and if a dog boards with her, they do what her dogs do to a certain extent.he get lots of practice with foster dogs.

Yes please do!I will have to snap some pics of Zephyr at a brewery, if that's okay.
One of our city's largest is about 1 1/2 miles from our house. They are known fort their large patio on which they allow dogs (and often, running children).
Every so often I have the chance to let Zephyr, or even Zephyr and Cosmo at the same time, run alongside a bicycle to get there and back.
Zephyr gets a lot of attention and greets. Sometimes I do an out of sight stay when i need to go into the building to pee, or to get water.![]()
That would be so fun to see!I will have to snap some pics of Zephyr at a brewery, if that's okay.