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Yay I have something to read when I get home from training.... very sad that I like reading my Canine News! ;) Ohhh hopefully Ruby's title will be printed in there :rofl: Yes, I get excited over small things :o

Annoying thing is I was at the car this morning as the postie pulled up, and I couldn't be bothered going out there to get the mail off him and then thought I will just check the mailbox when I get home cos it won't be anything interesting. Poo!

Yay Kyzer's title should be in there too!

Ahahah you could have been reading it this whole time!

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Yay I have something to read when I get home from training.... very sad that I like reading my Canine News! ;) Ohhh hopefully Ruby's title will be printed in there :rofl: Yes, I get excited over small things :o

Annoying thing is I was at the car this morning as the postie pulled up, and I couldn't be bothered going out there to get the mail off him and then thought I will just check the mailbox when I get home cos it won't be anything interesting. Poo!

Yay Kyzer's title should be in there too!

Ahahah you could have been reading it this whole time!

Nah I only just got to work after having TAFE this morning. Checking DOL out while I eat lunch then I best do some work! No doubt I will be back... I like leaving the window open :)

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Just got mine... tried to convince OH that we should go to Albany for our family holiday in November instead of Augusta but he wasn't keen.... :rofl::)

I've been to Augusta once.... what the heck is there to do for a family holiday?! ;) It was like a dead end to nothing ;) :o

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Just got mine... tried to convince OH that we should go to Albany for our family holiday in November instead of Augusta but he wasn't keen.... :rofl: ;)

I've been to Augusta once.... what the heck is there to do for a family holiday?! ;) It was like a dead end to nothing :):o

I want to do the country shows so I can hurry up and get Lincoln's title! :)

ETA Just to mean I want to do as many shows as possible, not because I think country shows will be somehow easier.

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No I mean you could have been reading your Canine news all this time! That would have got some interesting looks on the train ;)

Why would it have gotten interesting looks on the train? :rofl: I have read mine on the train/bus, plus other dog mags, plus horse mags, plus books... When you have 2 hours on public transport every work day you find things to read :o

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Just going by the weird looks I get when I take mine to work :rofl: Maybe the public transport system is more accepting ;)

Um, have you been on trains recently? I mean you have people sleeping, kids being feral, teenagers playing music way too loud... reading a dog mag is nothing :o

And hey, at my work I have a toy alpaca on my desk! And another guy has about 10 jars of different lollies ;) So we are a pretty accepting bunch :)

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Just got mine... tried to convince OH that we should go to Albany for our family holiday in November instead of Augusta but he wasn't keen.... :):rofl:

I've been to Augusta once.... what the heck is there to do for a family holiday?! :confused: It was like a dead end to nothing :o:laugh:

No bloody dog shows, that's for sure!! :rofl: :rofl:

Probably the best bakery in WA is there, that's a start :eat::laugh: As long as there's a beach my kids will be happy :o and it's only 30 mins from Margaret River if we get bored... we were hoping to go for a longer trip up North to Coral Bay/Exmouth for 10 days or so but unfortunately that has proven to be an impossibility at this stage - just not able to shut the kennels down for that length of time :( So down south it is for a long weekend, and OH has fond memories of Augusta holidays as a kid so we'll give it a go... not to mention the caravan park we are staying at is dog-friendly :thumbsup: so hoping Buzz can come with us... the other 4 will have to stay and be baby-sat though :laugh:

To be honest 4 days anywhere would be a good start :o

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The weirdest looks you get is when you train your dogs outside the shops. I work near the door as it has the largest flow of people (obviously :thumbsup:) with the added bonus of the door opening on its own being distracting and potentially frightening :) People sitting inside Chooks yesterday were glaring at me outside. But then you get the kids who love to watch and tell their mum "look there's that big doggy again!" I think the trolley boy thought I was weird, and the guys at the ATM probably thought I was doing something dodgy when I would walk past them quite close several times :confused:

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Just got mine... tried to convince OH that we should go to Albany for our family holiday in November instead of Augusta but he wasn't keen.... :thumbsup::laugh:

I've been to Augusta once.... what the heck is there to do for a family holiday?! :) It was like a dead end to nothing :laugh::confused:

I want to do the country shows so I can hurry up and get Lincoln's title! :laugh:

ETA Just to mean I want to do as many shows as possible, not because I think country shows will be somehow easier.

I have just asked hubby about albany and geraldton here is hoping. i am doing bunbury thoguh :rofl:

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The weirdest looks you get is when you train your dogs outside the shops. I work near the door as it has the largest flow of people (obviously :thumbsup:) with the added bonus of the door opening on its own being distracting and potentially frightening :) People sitting inside Chooks yesterday were glaring at me outside. But then you get the kids who love to watch and tell their mum "look there's that big doggy again!" I think the trolley boy thought I was weird, and the guys at the ATM probably thought I was doing something dodgy when I would walk past them quite close several times :laugh:

:confused: When Lincoln had his first show coming up I panicked and took him down to the shops so lots of people would touch him and I was all 'he loves being scartched on his chin' so he would get used to people touching near his mouth for the judge. But I forsee heelwork at the shops in his future. :laugh:

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The weirdest looks you get is when you train your dogs outside the shops. I work near the door as it has the largest flow of people (obviously :thumbsup:) with the added bonus of the door opening on its own being distracting and potentially frightening :) People sitting inside Chooks yesterday were glaring at me outside. But then you get the kids who love to watch and tell their mum "look there's that big doggy again!" I think the trolley boy thought I was weird, and the guys at the ATM probably thought I was doing something dodgy when I would walk past them quite close several times :laugh:

You are braver than me, I would be way too embarrassed to train right near a shop :confused: besides Mason would do NO work , he is too easily distracted

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