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Phew !

It's been non-stop since the Lowther Show.
Yesterday, following training in the morning, it was off to Coniston for a behaviour case.
Paul offered to keep me company, expecting an enjoyable stroll no doubt as I spent an hour with the owner. He was to be disappointed !
Believing that it may take an hour or a little more, he opted to stay in the car, as the house was nowhere near the lake. Big mistake!
Three hours later I made an appearance. For some reason there was no smile on his face !!
But I offered to take him for a meal at the nearby Old Church in Torver, where with my company (!) and the wonderful food, life seemed a little better.
Today has been another hectic day, with dogs being walked in the morning, Tod being collected and another two training cases this afternoon.
But I wouldn't have it any other way.

Janet

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