It rained in the middle of the day and it rained at night -- but in
the late afternoon, as Camp Toonie participants arrived with their
Shelties of many colors, the day was cool, breezy and clear, perfect
for a field romp.
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This looks like a quiet scene, but in truth, Chance the Sheltie was
learning a hard lesson -- that if he rushes and barks when someone
knocks at the door, his human parents will run away and disappear!
And sometimes, he will have to just sit quietly with someone else,
like Shirley's hubby, Jim Isaacs Sr.
Guess who's disappointed that there's not a crumb of pizza to be
found? Shirley's Tervuren, Hunter, of course!
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The gold X-pen was just the perfect size for Theresa Corcoran's
two Shelties and one foster. It wasn't long before one of them,
Chance, was out of the pen, working on his door-greeting manners.
After pizza and field romps, it was time to get down to business --
learning about how to use a clicker. First task? Pick a clicker, of
course! Laurie Behrends (left) and Janice Mitchell have the box
loaded with a lot of clicker choices -- from alligators to armadillos
in all colors.
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Camp Toonie -
Friday Night
Updated June 23, 2000