liamismydog
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Hi, I'm Cathy. Liam is my dog. He's a tri cavalier, six years old.
Liam is a great pet. He's also my hobby, my joy, my entertainment. Liam completed the AKC CGC when he was about a year old. We went on to finish a CD. Obedience is easy with Cavaliers, but, really, it's not much fun.
I know of many Cavalier people who do therapy work with their dogs. Pets on Wheels and organizations like it are great.
We have a lot of Cavalier friends who we see at AKC agility trials too. Liam and I are working together in AKC Excellent level agility. We'll be there forever, as long as Liam loves it.
Now, at 6, Liam has started flyball. He loves that too. So much to be happy about. He's admired by other flyball people, he runs, he jumps and he plays with a ball! What more could any dog want?
The North American Flyball Association posts the number of dogs in each breed who run in flyball. There are only about 35 Cavaliers registered nationwide. What a shame!
When they're young, teaching Cavaliers to fetch a ball is a cinch. Playing ball keeps all dogs strong and healthy, even if they don't have a human companion who runs or bikes. The love of playing ball is the essence of flyball, and it seems too many Cavaliers never get the chance.
Cavaliers are the best, most loving, most beautiful dogs in the world. They can enjoy so many things. Sure, being couch potatoes and lap friends is great. Getting them out there and doing stuff with them makes a happy dog. And a happy human too!
I'd like to hear from other Cavalier people who get out and do active stuff with their dogs.
Liam is a great pet. He's also my hobby, my joy, my entertainment. Liam completed the AKC CGC when he was about a year old. We went on to finish a CD. Obedience is easy with Cavaliers, but, really, it's not much fun.
I know of many Cavalier people who do therapy work with their dogs. Pets on Wheels and organizations like it are great.
We have a lot of Cavalier friends who we see at AKC agility trials too. Liam and I are working together in AKC Excellent level agility. We'll be there forever, as long as Liam loves it.
Now, at 6, Liam has started flyball. He loves that too. So much to be happy about. He's admired by other flyball people, he runs, he jumps and he plays with a ball! What more could any dog want?
The North American Flyball Association posts the number of dogs in each breed who run in flyball. There are only about 35 Cavaliers registered nationwide. What a shame!
When they're young, teaching Cavaliers to fetch a ball is a cinch. Playing ball keeps all dogs strong and healthy, even if they don't have a human companion who runs or bikes. The love of playing ball is the essence of flyball, and it seems too many Cavaliers never get the chance.
Cavaliers are the best, most loving, most beautiful dogs in the world. They can enjoy so many things. Sure, being couch potatoes and lap friends is great. Getting them out there and doing stuff with them makes a happy dog. And a happy human too!
I'd like to hear from other Cavalier people who get out and do active stuff with their dogs.
