Much abuse from Pierce and I wish he would stop it.
Much abuse from Pierce and I wish he would stop it.Aw! Sad, but also happy for you!
And...I demand a Pierce update!
You people aren't that lucky, you're stuck with me for a while, I'm retiring not dying.Please tell me you won't be retiring from forums!
No I'm kinda an exercise freak prefer squats and other assorted exercises, push-ups, crunches etc. I broke my wrist and 2 ribs 3 yrs ago and the Dr wanted to install pin/screws in the wrist. I told him no and when cast came off he was pushing therapy, I politely refused and did my own and have full use of wrist.Congrats o your retirement! You should look into a new knee; was talking to a gentleman who recently had his replaced and said it's the best thing he's ever done. Me, I have two knees that need replacing but I'll be starting with a new hip. Keep us up to date on Pierce!
Easy with that world losing me stuff and you never know if breed 91 pops up I may have to come out of retirement.I think the world is loosing a great trainer! You've always been someone I admired Wvasko, you deserve a good retirement!
No, and I repeat no, a 2nd dog would have to be larger because when Pierce knocks me down (which he has twice) I would like a 2nd strong fluffy dog to land on, maybe a big old Newfie.Congrats!!!!!! Now you have time for that ACD you have always wanted..... We have two litters penciled in for 2013.
Winnie, you have no idea how much truth there is in what you just said, whew!!!Congrats on the retirement, wvasko! Perfect timing getting your boy Pierce to keep you young and on your toes in retirement. Who needs a bunch of other dogs to train when you have Pierce, who is XX dogs in one!
Yeah, righttt!!!!If you can get away with it, a massage from a pretty trainer is always a good motivation for rehabilitation...
Well you do realize there is one big difference between a good amateur and a good professional, the Pro gets a paycheck.You still have Pierce and you still have all of us... so you are still in training![]()
Me getting a new knee would be like like putting spats on a pig, might work for a while but in the long run not good.I encourage you to reconsider on th eknee..my mom was convinced it was the wrong thing to do, and she has found a new freedom and a new happiness!
I think the Alaskan Klee Kai breed is doing fine, no reason to set it back years with me jumping inHave you trained an Alaskan Klee Kai yet? Casper is only 18 lbs...