Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Yep! The chucker is your friend. Ours is in the car most of the time, so it's easy to stop off at a park for a rousing game of fetch.With Toffee I found just walking and/or going to the dogpark did not do the trick.. but TRAINING, while walking or playing worked great! Also not sure what in all the world I would have done without a CHUCKER and launching the ball across soccerfields, empty parking lots at night, lol and dogparks, ETC ETC to get him running and retrieving!

I guess I'll have to work on more mental exercises with her. My parents have Bailey from 8am to 830pm on weekdays, which is how long I'm away at work. I feel bad leaving them with her on the weekends too. She's my dog and my responsibility, so I put her in doggie day care on Saturday. They picked her up at 3pm and I told them she'd be a good dog and too exhausted to run around. To their surprise, she was just as hyper as usual. I felt bad.
Anyway, I'm always talking about what a little deviant she is, so here's a new picture of her from the dog park today. She looks like she's stuck in a serious thought...probably plotting to steal my slippers when she gets home

Thanks everyone! I always tell her that she's lucky she's cute or I would've shipped her back to PA first class a long time ago....I kid kid. I really wouldn't![]()
That's what I tell Diva. A couple weeks last August, I did ship her off to Rachel's for a couple conformation shows and I missed her.
Come to think of it she was 9 months old at the time. Hum.