Chidren's Museum

Last month are Guide Dogs for the Blind puppy raising club went to are local children's museum to share about Guide Dogs and puppy raising. I toke a puppy in training name Roxanne. Here's some pic from that event.




Here's one of Roxanne. Isn't she a beauty!

Updates

Channing are Guide Dogs for the Blind puppy-in-training is now four months old! Wow, how time flies fast. I thought I'd show you some pics of him.






Here's a pic of him playing tug with Kimo a career changed dog.





Nap time with Kimo





Here's a sweet pic of Channing






One of him on my lap.

Pics of Channing

Yesterday we got some more pictures of Channing our Guide Dogs for the Blind puppy-in-training.


This is a picture of Channing's first bath(the other dog is Kimo a career changed Guide Dog).




This is a picture of him asleep on my lap.


More picture of me with Channing on my lap.






This one is my favorite

Channing

Yesterday we received our first Guide Dogs for the Blind puppy-in-training. His name is Channing,and he's a yellow Labrador Retriever. He has a lighter colored stripe on his side. It reminds me of a tiger stripe. He still learning, but I think that he's going to turn out to be a great guide dog someday. This is a picture of Me,Erin(my co-raiser), and Channing.

Yay!

I getting my Guide Dog puppy on July 11th! I'm so excited!

Co-raising

When I get my puppy I'm going to co-raise with another puppy raiser for Guide Dogs for the Blind named Erin. Co-raising is where you have the pup for part of the time and the other raiser has it the rest of the time. An advantage to co-raising with Erin is that she can do things like take the pup on buses, socialize to traffic, etc. that we can't do because I have younger siblings.

So if you have any question just put them in my comments and I'll answer them.

YMCA Camp Outing

Every so often my local puppy raising club goes places with the dogs as a group. Some times raisers will go to a school or community events to share about raising puppies for Guide Dogs for the Blind.

On Thursday, I joined a couple puppy raisers at the YMCA summer camp to talk to the kids about puppy raising. We answered question, let them pet the dogs, and they helped with training. One girl said that she thought that only adults could raise Guide Dog puppies. I told her that kids nine years old and up could do it too.I had a lot of fun!

If you have any question just put them in my comments and I'll answer them.