Canine Service Dog, showed us how he can pick things up for her.
sometimes a service dogs needs
there were only three in the talent show this year, and WHOOPS! the photographer was in the wrong place for the one below showing his obedience skills.
MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Beau, owner of da Mama and Daddy.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Canine Christmas 2012 -That's All Folks
Canine Service Dog, showed us how he can pick things up for her.
sometimes a service dogs needs
there were only three in the talent show this year, and WHOOPS! the photographer was in the wrong place for the one below showing his obedience skills.
What sweet sweet faces.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Great set of pictures. You really had a good time at the Canine Christmas, didn't you????
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Adorable adorable lovely creatures!!! Bless them all~!
ReplyDeleteI would have a hard time passing by the second from the bottom...
ReplyDeleteWait, surely these were not service dogs that need adoption? Because I know they are in short supply. My favorite is the one of him riding the scooter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dogs, I like the first one on the scooter. Lovely Lovely. Happy Friday my friend.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Eva
I just came to your blog and laughed out loud!! I have been WAITING for Sandra Claus - and to know she's watching me is hysterical!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo cool service dogs are amazing
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhen I flew to Boston last year, there was a lady across the aisle from me with a service dog. She, apparently was almost blind. The dog was perfectly behaved during the flight and it was amazing to see how he took care of his mistress when we landed. He not only guided her off the plane but guided her around people in the airport with great ease. Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
You know God probably let me be allergic to animals for a reason - I can have one, but more then that I would get so sick. If I didn't have allergies I'd adopt a million dogs.
ReplyDeleteNice photos. Adopt me.
Have a good day Sandra. sandie
So precious. But not precious... HELPFUL!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful people who train them!!!
smart and loyal. nothing better than a dog.
ReplyDeleteMad Snapper you captured such beautiful pictures of these amazing service dogs. When my g-ma was in Rehab there were several therapy dogs who visited. Seeing the joy they brought to the elderly was heartwarming.
ReplyDeleteHugs Madi and Mom
I hope that next to last dog got a good home, he looked so sad. The pictures are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHow can anyone not love dogs?? Those are great photos, especially the one of the dog hitching a ride. :-)
ReplyDeleteService dogs ROCK!! I would love to someday be a puppy raiser for service dogs.
ReplyDeleteI hope the pit found a home, such a sweet face!!
Service dogs are amazing. Did you see the story about dogs learning to drive in New Zealand? I hope the dog in your last pictures got adopted.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with TexWisGirl! Nothing better than a dog!!! Dogs Rock! Awesome photos!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Marie
Dogs are just so smart! Love them. Great photos, Sandra, and I love your Sandra Clause photo in the sidebar! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photographs and wonderful subjects. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFur Angels....♥ Pretty tree in your nook :)
ReplyDeleteLove the one of the service dog on board for a ride.
ReplyDeleteToo bad that's the end of it. I guess I'll have to wait until next years event now. I enjoyed these.