our garden is loaded with fieldmouses at the moment…. my B's do not care very much but my Ibizan hounds snack them all the time, sometimes they bring one inside for me to have, as a present, and they look quite offended when they notice I throw their delicious present in the garbage can ....
A few "firsts" for Cody
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I love this great story!! Thanks for sharing it with us. You've done a wonderful job being patient with Cody and it sounds like he's really making progress.
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Aren't those the greatest moments that make you feel that you made the right decision about bringing home the unknown? We have had many of those moments over the last year with our rescue Sheba. You just feel good about things when they gain a little confidence or show a tiny bit of affection. Keep us updated as things progress.
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What a great story…
Cody made a big change!
How wonderfull that he came te see if you were fine...
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such stories make me cry of joy !
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Crystal, That is so sweet. Thank you so much for sharing Cody's first with us..
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Awwww . . . I love stories about rescue dogs coming into their own
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Happy you were not hurt when you fell. I love your story and very happy for both of you. Happy days ahead thank you for being such a caring person.
Rita Jean
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Thanks! I just love that he's gaining so much more confidence. We were going to celebrate today by going to the beach because it is my day off from work, but it has been raining all day
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What a lovely story of success…. kudos to you ..... for giving Cody the forever home that he deserves....
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Great to hear Crystal
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Thank you for sharing these milestones in Cody's life. Learning to play is a HUGE step, and overcoming his (probable) fear to come to the basement to check on you was just wonderful. Kudos to you for teaching him to love and be happy.
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Great job Crystal and Cody:). Macpac says it all when it was stated "Kudos to you for teaching him to love and be happy. "
We sometimes forget that the baby-step advances with an in home raised puppy (as difficult as that is at times) is really nothing compared to the difficulties and patience needed when an older dog, abused, neglected, or just plain unwanted/emotionally devoid Basenji is adopted in a home.
Baby steps for others, can be a GIANT grand canyon type leap for a rescue/rehome and their family.
Congratulations for jumping the Grand Canyon:D
