I’ve always been obsessed with dogs; I’m not sure where they came from exactly, but they just make me happy. All I wanted was a dog to snuggle up to on the sofa, take to the local cafe, and work with a pooch asleep by my feet. A simple ambition, but it’s my ambition.
I had a few bad run-ins in a row and things were not looking good for a long time - my physical health took a dive, and my mental health went with it. I started contemplating really negative thoughts. In 2016 I had some major surgery that didn’t go as I’d have liked. I saw a medic of one shape or another on more days than not that year. I was in a lot of pain a lot of the time, and my mental health was going from bad to worst.
A few months after my operation, I decided I’d finally do something for myself - I’d get my dog. My physical health wasn’t ‘there’ quite yet, but I could start researching and start looking into the right breeds, the costs, and what I’d need - not just ‘pie in the sky, but the realities of it. It gave me a focus.
Fast forward and I’m sitting in the passenger seat of the car, on the way home from a farm in Kent, with a little fur ball in my lap.
I love to train my dog which helps me a lot in saving my life,
The Pride Thing.
The Social Thing.
Physical Health.
train your dog too.
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