She still tears around the yard full speed doing zoomies, skidding in the mud as she takes a tight corner. She still throws herself into shrubs that she sees a bird go into, and she still digs around in the dirt under the bird feeder looking for stray sunflower seeds the birds have missed.
Extra spots on that belly |
The result is a mud splattered girl who ends up getting rinsed off in the tub multiple times a day when it rains. And when it comes to tub time Lizzy will agree with Chima that there isn't much worse than a bath.
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Wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your blog...started following a few weeks ago but haven't left comments yet. And really appreciated your 4-part series on fearful dogs - it's been such a great reminder in helping our Stanley adjust to things.
Glad you are enjoying it! And happy that it can help Stanley too! It can be a slow process but fearful dogs can be helped to change their emotional response to things.
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