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by luckyval on 10/17/2009 at 11:03 AM in First Post

Since it is almost Halloween many people have placed their decorations out in their yards as have I. Yet I have been having some difficulty getting my Lucky to walk past a certain ghost that is place in my neighbors yard. He looks at it with unsureness and walks low to the ground and slowly pasted it never taking its eyes of the decoration. Yet I want him to get used to the ghost because it is on way when we walk. and I find it funny that he is not afraid of any of the other things on anyone's else yard with in my personal opinion are more scary. We have walked by it all week and he is still overly cautious when walking past it. Well at least it is almost Halloween and the ghost won't be there for much longer.
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by sesheta on 10/13/2009 at 12:34 AM in Progress

She's going on nine months old now. She's still a baby. But I tell her she's a big girl. Yea, right. Ok, she's big in stature. Big in size. She has big feet. I mean paws. A big mouth. And I do mean what you think I mean. Sheta lets me know what she wants, what she is thinking, whether she does it quietly, softly or loudly. She is some kind of dog!
When I thought to myself that I would enhance my life with a Sheprador, never did I imagine how my life would become enhanced. Sheta is undoubtedly super-intelligent, that goes hand-in-hand with her breeding. Let's face it. Half Australian Shepherd and half Lab makes for one heck of a smart cookie. I love having conversations with her! She turns her head this way and that, her eyes twinkle at me, her ears perk up and she sits and listens. Who knows if she understands? I know she comprehends my tone of voice. That's what is really important.
She has become my constant companion, never leaving my side. Sometimes, I must shut my bedroom door for privacy...lol. And I explain to her that she must guard the house. That is her job. It is an important job. Believe me, she takes it quite seriously. She is an excellent watchdog. She notifies me immediately if she hears anything at all. She will only keep barking if the noises she hears are foreign to her and do not stop. That is what you want in a good guard dog.
She is loving, strong-willed, affectionate, cunning, assertive, intelligent, playful, fun, stubborn, funny...the list could go on. She's not a dog for everyone. She's not a dog for the meek at heart. But Sheta...oh Sheta...you're a dog for me!
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