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Bailey is loving the off-leash walking at the Citadel and she's doing real well with it, sticking close and/or coming when I call. Shaking the little container of duck treats works even better than me calling her, it always gets her to come running to me.


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Here's some pictures I've taken on recent walks around Lille, with Bailey in the park and without her in the city. She had a really good, hard run with another dog at the field yesterday, with another female Mal. It seems that she's just more selective about who she plays with now. Bailey is really loving the off-leash walks through the woods. She's doing very well with eve...


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Building trust

We got Bailey back home on Wednesday morning. She was very happy to be home and very tired. I know she has a good time there, however. They posted pictures and videos every day of the dogs playing in one of several large play yards that they've got. Everyone has noticed the red spot on Bailey's nose; they told us that she had ran into the gate of the play yard, which I can belie...


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Back home

We are back in France after a week in the states. It was a good trip and an interesting experience. I wasn't sure how it would feel. I felt like I did after a trip back to Kansas — it was someplace that I used to live but it wasn't home any more. 

We had a good trip, got a lot of stuff done that we needed, some shopping, some business, and saw a lot of friends, whi...


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Saturday started and ended with snow. We awoke to find a dusting of snow on the ground and cars. It wasn't enough that anyone needed to shovel but it was sort of pretty. When Bailey and I went out on our first walk I found that the snow had a rather strange texture. It was dry, and it wasn't flaky. It looked like tiny styrofoam beads. In spite of the snowy start, it was actually...


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