Something to smile about part 2
Didn't want to hijack Rita's thread, so here is another...
After we lost Jill, we got a call from the rescue that we got her from. Jan knew it was very close to our loss, but there was a situation.
Kaiya is a 5 1/2 year old Golden. She had been rescued once when she was about 1 year old and had been living with a great family. The previous parents were both doctors, the mom is a pediatric emergency room physician at St. Louis Children's hospital. They have a new 9 month old child and Kaiya was showing some aggression, only towards the one child, she was OK with the 3 year old.
With the mom's experiences in emergency pediatrics, dog bites are a major part of her daily life, so she was heartbroken, but they made the decision to rehome her.
She is a great dog, well trained and perfect in a household with no children - US.
Here is Kaiya - not the best picture, but one of the few times she's not moving.
After we lost Jill, we got a call from the rescue that we got her from. Jan knew it was very close to our loss, but there was a situation.
Kaiya is a 5 1/2 year old Golden. She had been rescued once when she was about 1 year old and had been living with a great family. The previous parents were both doctors, the mom is a pediatric emergency room physician at St. Louis Children's hospital. They have a new 9 month old child and Kaiya was showing some aggression, only towards the one child, she was OK with the 3 year old.
With the mom's experiences in emergency pediatrics, dog bites are a major part of her daily life, so she was heartbroken, but they made the decision to rehome her.
She is a great dog, well trained and perfect in a household with no children - US.
Here is Kaiya - not the best picture, but one of the few times she's not moving.
