The day started and ended like all the others, a morning walk and dinner. However, in between there was a car wash, hospital visit, hardware purchase, and restaurant experience.
Echo was quite a it at the hospital. All the nurses on staff had to stop by and say hello. The greetings went well until he met the social worker (owner of a labrador), who proceeded to get down on the floor and hug Echo. Lisa told him that he wasn't helping the training.
Lisa and Echo had many meeting with medical staff and care providers. On one occasion the conversation was paused due to a snoring puppy.
Echo and eight month old Troy, got to play a little after the meetings. Our licking machine, Echo, is getting better, but Troy is at the perfect height. Puppy kisses on the face were not appreciated as Troy tried to fend off the puppy love with his hands. He found that by putting his head down Echo would lick the top of his head which made Troy laugh.
You think dogs will not be in heaven? I tell you, they will be there long before any of us." - Robert Louis Stevenson
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