Paula wrote in
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On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 11:35:57 -0400, elegy
wrote:

at the same time, it's
one of the things i accepted in taking in a second bully- that there's
always the possibility that they'd start fighting and have to live
segregated. i'd hate that

But because you are aware of that and accept it, you can protect your
dogs and do right by them. Knowledge is power.

On that note, I'd like to announce that my beginning obedience class
graduated all TEN dogs on Monday! Even the bouncy Boxer boy. Even the
other Boxer boy who thought Ranger Must Die. The little Cav lost her brane
(but did a great trick), and the Dachsie was a S-T-A-R. A really good
group of dogs, some with issues, but it speaks well of their owners that
they saw the 7-week class through to the end.

The rumbly Boxer-boy and the shy little Basset mix tried to elope. Sort of
an Archie 'n Edith pairing, but if they're happy, their owners were happy.

Next class starts in 2 weeks. (Class is like a box of chocolates. You
never know exactly what you're going to get.)