Neighbor Logan has lived with dogs all his life. He is good with them, taking care of them and playing with them. Kacey’s jumping and barking don’t bother him. When Logan came over to visit me, the dog was soon snuggling up to him. The young man, as always, was willing to pose until I got a fairly good photo.
The picture I really liked is blurred, because Logan was moving quickly, trying to get his own photo of Kacey. Both were moving targets for me.
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Cute pictures! Glad Kacey is settling in.
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The dog seems less anxious after being here several days.
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Like humans, change takes a bit of adjusting doesn’t it?
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Yes, life is full of adjustments for us and animals.
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And another friendship is born!
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A boxer that Logan had all his life died just a few weeks ago. He and his parents were happy to meet Kacey.
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I’m so sorry. That is hard. Kacey will be fun for him.
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They both needed each other.. Good, good,good.
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That is so sweet! They will provide you many years of good times and photo ops!
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Logan is super man. So pretty & Sweet look in blurred with Kacey.
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Logan is always moving fast.
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Yes, Logan had Power of your. Your hand on his head.
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Beaautiful pictures. So glad Logan has a new friend, and it sure seems like Kacey appreciates him, too.
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I just knew Logan and Kacey would get along very well. Kacey lucked out in finding a home with you!
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Fast friends for sure. 💖Even though Logan doesn’t mind her jumping, she needs to be trained that jumping on people is not an appropriate greeting. With her size she could easily knock someone over or hurt someone. I think the best way to get her not to jump is when she does the person needs to turn away from her and not give her any attention. As soon as she has all four feet back on the ground pet and praise her.
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Thank you for that advice about keeping a dog from jumping on you. I will try it. I have held out my hand and told her no, which works fairly well. Turning my back might cut her short.
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Kacey looks like a fun dog. Glad he’s settling in!
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I think Kacey will be even more fun when she is no longer anxious about being in a new place.
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I think Kacey has blended in with the family and feels loved – look at that sweet face as she rests her head on Logan. Pure contentment and feeling lucky to have found her “furever” home.
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Kacey is feeling more secure, I think.
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That is good. It must be scary coming into a new house, new family – unsettling for the dog until he/she is used to the new ways.
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