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Crash Bang Wallop !

I spent part of the morning nursing my wounds, having slipped over on the only piece of ice and gashed my knee!
But with a limp and a half, I drove to my afternoon client and the case of the Wheaton Terrier who was showing no respect. It was a pack leadership problem really. But by the time I left this behaviour case, due respect was being given to the owners!
Received confirmation of another residential training guest - this time a Great Dane!. He's due to come in late next week. I'm looking forward to meeting this character, who's staying for a month. In the meantime I have some more training cases and a couple of behaviour cases.
A new year and I'm busy already.

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