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Tag Archives: deaf/blind dog learns
we’re coming round
A post should appear each Sunday! Sunday September 12th 2021 I ring Fivelands as soon as the practice opens on Friday, and when I explain poor Isis’s predicament, we are offered an appointment at 2.30 that … Continue reading
Posted in a very naughty dog, a vet visit, crisis, Isis at home, oh dear, poor Isis, these dogs!, who'd be a human?
Tagged blind dog enjoys park, blind dog Isis, blind/deaf dog, deaf/blind dog, deaf/blind dog learns, deaf/blind dog plays up, deaf/blind dog walks, deaf/blind dog won't walk, deaf/blind dog's training, Isis does well, naughty Isis, poor Isis, training my deaf/blind dog
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here and there again
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday April 25th 2021 In Britain, April is supposed to be a month of showers, but it’s Friday now and still relentlessly dry and sunny. … Continue reading
Posted in a very good dog, clever girl, clever Isis, deaf/blind dog, dear little Isis, Isis in danger, Isis says "No"., learning to trust, oh dear, strange behaviour, teaching my deaf/blind dog, training, walking my deaf/blind dog, we don't like bright light
Tagged a fearful dog, blind dog and bright light, blind/deaf dog, deaf blind dog, deaf/blind dog learns, deaf/blind dog's training, Isis does well, poor Isis
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here, there and everywhere 3
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday April 4th 2021 As Isis and I walk in Holders Lane, it’s as though someone has fired the starting pistol for the spring race. Buds … Continue reading
Posted in dear little Isis, Holders Lane Woods, Isis says "No"., learning to trust, oh dear, poor Isis, relationship building, scary shadows, scenting, walking my deaf/blind dog, we don't like bright light, we don't like bright sun
Tagged blind dog and bright light, blind/deaf dog, deaf/blind dog, deaf/blind dog hunts, deaf/blind dog learns, deaf/blind dog walks, Isis does well, what a lovely walk
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trips, slips and curses 2
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday February 14th 2021 It’s Monday, and we’ve arranged to meet Bev and the doodles again at Holders Lane. I’m a little apprehensive after Saturday’s debacle. … Continue reading
Posted in a joyful dog, a very good dog, clever Isis, Holders Lane Woods, Isis says "No"., learning to trust, oh dear, park dogs, poor Isis, walking in the park, walking with Rufus and Nancy
Tagged blind dog Isis, blind/deaf dog, deaf/blind dog, deaf/blind dog hunts, deaf/blind dog learns, deaf/blind dog runs free, deaf/blind dog walks, deaf/blind dog won't walk, Isis does well, Isis plays, poor Isis
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waiting for the white stuff
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday January 10th 2021 Two whole weeks of adventures. Impossible to detail every one. Just as well: you’d all stop following Isis if I did, out … Continue reading
an unlikely little angel
There will be no post on December 27th or January 3rd. Isis and Human are taking a break. Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday December 20th 2020 … Continue reading
Posted in a very good dog, clever Isis, dear little Isis, Isis at home, Isis is no angel, learning to trust, oh dear, poor Isis, relationship building, self-damaging, self-harming, strange behaviour, teaching my deaf/blind dog, these dogs!, training
Tagged blind dog and bright light, blind dog rages, blind dog training, blind/deaf dog, deaf/blind dog, deaf/blind dog learns, deaf/blind dog plays up, deaf/blind dog self-harms, deaf/blind dog's training, food-rage, Isis does well
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seven days: day two
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday August 30th 2020 August 5th and it’s one of those uncertain weather days. It’s OK, but only just. Isis plays tentatively. Her weather nose is … Continue reading
Isis finds her voice 3
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday July 12th 2020 I have identified seven of Hairy One’s vocalisations. A gentle ‘oof, oof’ says “Haven’t you forgotten something?” At the moment this … Continue reading
finding a voice (2)
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday June 28th 2020 We return contented from a pleasant morning walk. For Isis a pleasant walk comprises well over two hours of walking, playing and … Continue reading
the perfect border
Posting day: Sunday, and, sometimes, maybe, extra bits in between. Sunday September 29th 2019 At the beginning of August, Isis spends a week at Holly Trees Kennels while I enjoy a week in Uppingham with friends. … Continue reading