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Posted by Gillian Murray on May 24, 2009, 4:11 pm
Susan Hartman wrote:
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> Dianne Lewandowski wrote:
>> It's official. Parker has passed and is certified with Therapy Dogs
>> International. We're so proud of him. I was especially proud when -
>> at a psychiatric hospital - he sat and lay calmly and sweetly as a
>> crying patient just hugged and petted for what seemed like forever.
>> He'll be two in July. Kinsey is coming up behind him at 7 months. We
>> didn't make it through beginners class, he kept breaking his stay.
>> But he heels much better than Parker, who would rather be a spaniel
>> and sniff everything in sight.
>> Dianne
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> Congrats to canine and human handlers! What a wonderful gift!
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> The concurrent threads on tea cozies and therapy dogs puts me in mind of
> Laura Childs' "tea" mysteries - anybody else read them? The detective
> owns a tea shop in Charleston and has a therapy dog. They're fun to read.
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> http://www.laurachilds.com/
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> Sue
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I read one of them some years ago, after it was mentioned here. I had
forgotten all about it until now. I shall have to put her name on my
list for the library or the used Paperback Bazaar.
Are you familiar with a website called fantasticfiction.com? If you find
an author you like, you can get a listing of all his/her books. It is
also broken down into series...such as "Anna Pigeon" books by Nevada
Barr. Or the J.A.Jance books, separated into the different series. I cut
and past them into Word, and then carry the little lists with me.
Gill
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>International. We're so proud of him. I was especially proud when - at
>a psychiatric hospital - he sat and lay calmly and sweetly as a crying
>patient just hugged and petted for what seemed like forever.
>He'll be two in July. Kinsey is coming up behind him at 7 months. We
>didn't make it through beginners class, he kept breaking his stay. But
>he heels much better than Parker, who would rather be a spaniel and
>sniff everything in sight.
>Dianne