Showing posts with label Abigail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abigail. Show all posts
Monday, December 26, 2016
Monday, August 15, 2016
Congratulations to Abigail
Abigail, my sweet little redhead, passed her official tests last
night: she has now earned her Canine Good Citizen Advanced title and Therapy
Dog. She can now go on therapy dog visits and will be registered with
Therapy Dogs International. After she completes ten visits, she will be
eligible for her Therapy Dog title from the AKC, in addition to the two titles
she now holds, Canine Good Citizen and Canine Good Citizen Advanced. She worked
very hard, I am so proud of her. Just goes to show that a rescue dog with
epilepsy can do anything she sets her mind to do!
Her neighborhood buddy Hogan, a
rescued Papillon, also passed his Therapy Dog examination last night. For
those who live in the greater Capital District of New York, the Animal
Protective Foundation in Scotia has comprehensive training programs for dogs
such as puppy obedience, CGC, Therapy, and Agility, plus their instructors have
numerous years of experience, are all certified, and use gentle, positive
methods to train the dogs. Also have the best shelter in the region.
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Abigail Gets Her Canine Good Citizen
So happy! And so proud of her.
My girl Abigail earned her Canine Good Citizen title tonight. Abigail is a rescue (SNORT): she was dumped at one year old due to grand mal epilepsy and, subsequently, patella luxation. She is showing the world that, just because she has some congenital defects, doesn't mean she's a bad girl, she just needed some help and veterinary care to make her the perfect pup!
Below is Abigail with her blue ribbon and the course trainer, Cydney Cross of the Animal Protective Foundation. Now on to training for her Therapy Dog certification.
Jeanne
Way to go Abigail!! You will make a great therapy dog.
My girl Abigail earned her Canine Good Citizen title tonight. Abigail is a rescue (SNORT): she was dumped at one year old due to grand mal epilepsy and, subsequently, patella luxation. She is showing the world that, just because she has some congenital defects, doesn't mean she's a bad girl, she just needed some help and veterinary care to make her the perfect pup!
Below is Abigail with her blue ribbon and the course trainer, Cydney Cross of the Animal Protective Foundation. Now on to training for her Therapy Dog certification.
Jeanne
Way to go Abigail!! You will make a great therapy dog.
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Merry Christmas from Abigail
Abigail and I wish all of you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday Season! She is recovering well from her patella luxation surgery, looks like her special Christmas wish for mobility is being granted, though not as quickly as she would like. She says the faster she recovers the sooner she'll have a new foster playmate!
Jeanne Dross aka Rosie's mom, mother of Abigail
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Get Well Abigail
My forever girl, Abigail, had surgery today for patella luxation. The surgery went well, she was operated on by Dr Tom Bowersox DVM, board certified for surgery, recommended by my vet. Unfortunately, he noted that she has severe arthritic changes and erosion of the cartilage in the left patella; she will be starting on Desuquin to help rebuild the cartilage. Recovery will be longer than anticipated, possibly three months.
So my baby girl, three and a half years old, will be OK. Meanwhile, I'll be carrying her around for awhile. I've attached a picture of Abigail with Santa so you all can see how adorable she is. By the way, we've both gained weight due to our mutual lack of activity...
Jeanne Dross aka Rosie's mom, mother of Abigail
Send get well wishes to Abigail. A rescue herself, she has been the awesome big sister to a number of NEBTR rescues, showing them the ropes.
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