Slippery When Wet

Thanks! It has been a bumpy road – me and the new dog. I was used to an older, perfectly behaved dog. Emma is much younger then they said (not the rescue people – no one knows for sure. I think the age was guessed by the pound in Georgia) and with her being deaf, it is tricky. There are times when I am tearing out my hair – like playing tug of war with the family’s chicken dinner and her (yup, that was real lol) – and when she is after something and WON’T STOP NO MATTER WHAT and I can’t even tell her NO. If she isn’t looking at me, I can’t sign to her. And she knows not to look at me. But there is an amazing side to her too. So she is worth the patience and training. Because when she is snuggly and looks up at me with those sweet eyes, I forget about the chicken dinner. 😉 (And when I picture her previous life in a cage in the pound… ack!)