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Lumps, stingrays and lots of wet stuff!
This past weekend has been – as my blog friend, Mango the Mastiff would say – relentlessly wet. Our garden was so flooded, the raw fish I had for breakfast on Sunday nearly swam away! Usually my humans insist on … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, Dog Behaviour, Dog Health, Dog-Friendly Places (NZ), Life in Auckland, Pet Therapy Work, Socialisation
Tagged beach, beagle, dog, great dane, lump, Mission Bay, outreach therapy pets, Pet Therapy Work, rain, stingray, therapy dog, vet, walk
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New Therapy visits…and NZ MAF Detector Dogs
You might be wondering why I haven’t talked about my Therapy work for a while…well, we stopped doing visits at the end of last year when my humans thought we were doing the “moving overseas” thing…and then with Hsin-Yi’s father getting very … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, General Dog Information, Life in Auckland, Pet Therapy Work
Tagged abuse, active, beagle, biosecurity, blog, care, children, detector dog, dog, drive, drugs, food, great dane, illegal, maf, Ministry of Agricultre and Forestry, new zealand, outreach therapy pets, passive, Pet Therapy Work, plants, protection, sniffer dog, therapy dog, therapy visit, training
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Blessing of the Animals
Today is the “Blessing of the Animals” - this is one of the things that humans in Auckland are doing to celebrate World Animal Week: they can take their pets to the St Matthews-in-the-City Church to have them “blessed”, which means that they wish good … Continue reading
