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Hi Judy,
I was wondering why it didn't post on the pyrnet. I sent it directly to you Judy...*S* When replying, email sent it to the original sender instead of pyrnet. Is this a glitch? Has anyone else experienced this before? Just now caught it, so I am pasting the subject line in now. Thera-Pyr's . . . That's Great! Kinda catchy :o) My two realize they are working when we visit our local nursing home, it's just a different type of work than guarding. neat! hug he is protective. I would be concerned about his protective mode kicking in, and him asserting himself if it were strangers. I would like to get him more training and socialization, but I don't want the protectiveness to be lessened to the extent where he is completely accepting of strangers. I know, I have a classic catch 22 situation. I guess, what I am asking is . . . can a strictly guard Pyr, be trained into a Thera-Pyr, and still be a good guard dog. certification. I think the canine therapy is wonderful! With more and more elderly going into retirement communities Thera- Pyrs would be a great way to break their monotony. I care a lot, because I have a Grandmother that will be 93 this year, and she gets stuck in a humdrum sometimes . . . even though she is at home with my mom. Thanks for sharing your experiences and info *Smiles* Merri, Emmett, Melvin Spokane, Wa |