I have been busy doing team training with the family of the disabled child I trained a service dog for. I haven't had time to read let alone respond to any topics. So no I am not mad at anyone nor am I sick.

The child has CP. Since he started working with the dog I trained for him, he is trying harder to stand on his own and needs less support assistance from his mother to walk. He also is making a big effort to contain his acting out in frustration when people can't understand what he is trying to communicate.

I will be traveling back home hopefully by the weekend.

I have been busy doing team training with the family of the disabled child I trained a service dog for. I haven't had time to read let alone respond to any topics. So no I am not mad at anyone nor am I sick.

The child has CP. Since he started working with the dog I trained for him, he is trying harder to stand on his own and needs less support assistance from his mother to walk. He also is making a big effort to contain his acting out in frustration when people can't understand what he is trying to communicate.

I will be traveling back home hopefully by the weekend.

I have been busy doing team training with the family of the disabled child I trained a service dog for. I haven't had time to read let alone respond to any topics. So no I am not mad at anyone nor am I sick.

The child has CP. Since he started working with the dog I trained for him, he is trying harder to stand on his own and needs less support assistance from his mother to walk. He also is making a big effort to contain his acting out in frustration when people can't understand what he is trying to communicate.

I will be traveling back home hopefully by the weekend.

I have been busy doing team training with the family of the disabled child I trained a service dog for. I haven't had time to read let alone respond to any topics. So no I am not mad at anyone nor am I sick.

The child has CP. Since he started working with the dog I trained for him, he is trying harder to stand on his own and needs less support assistance from his mother to walk. He also is making a big effort to contain his acting out in frustration when people can't understand what he is trying to communicate.

I will be traveling back home hopefully by the weekend.

German Shepherd (GSD). I breed and train GSDs as guide dogs. I am the only private guide dog trainer in AZ and NM combined. I also train service dogs (SDs) both out of the dogs I've bred and other dogs of various breeds. I rarely train a guide dog which isn't a GSD as they are far better suited to the job of guiding the blind than other commonly used breeds.

Here is the dog. She is from my H litter. She is called Maya but her registered name is Nagala's Helga Hufflepuff. The puppies in the H litter were all named for Harry Potter characters.

In late March, if he is ready, I have a guide dog youngster in the advanced stages of training where I where a blindfold, I'll be taking to Florida to do team training with his blind partner. Then I have 2 7 month old pups with puppy raisers I will start their guide training in the fall. And I'll be breeding again in June and select 2 pups to go to puppy raisers at the same time the adolescents return to me. One is matched to a blind man also losing his hearing. The other is not yet matched with anyone.

I only do 2 dogs at a time.

I have been busy doing team training with the family of the disabled child I trained a service dog for. I haven't had time to read let alone respond to any topics. So no I am not mad at anyone nor am I sick.

The child has CP. Since he started working with the dog I trained for him, he is trying harder to stand on his own and needs less support assistance from his mother to walk. He also is making a big effort to contain his acting out in frustration when people can't understand what he is trying to communicate.

I will be traveling back home hopefully by the weekend.