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I remember Ella’s story at the shelter. Who’d have guessed that timid girl would be the life of the party now! Good for you, Lee.
Oh gosh, I remember when you went to see Ella, it broke my heart seeing her under that table, trying to be invisible, then you came into her life. What a fantastic change you made. She is beautiful and what's more, you understand her and she definitely understands you. Brilliant video, love seeing the pack running free. Take care. Xxxx
I had a dog that was half pit bull and and half wild dog from Peru-her mother had been rescued from a log she was clinging to in a flooded river by a member of the Ispca. She was very high energy and could easily jump over 6ft fence. She was a handful but the love she gave me was so worth it.
Every dog should be given a chance to live a long happy life.
Ella is an energetic puppy,,taking time to give his trust,but he is now in a loveliest home forever happy together with the lovely pack,and in the magical hands of their dad dog full of hugs,kisses,massage and a very caring man.
Looks like JOY is her motivator! She seems deliriously happy compared to your original video. She has a very wise look about her and is truly a one person dog. Bless you, Lee.
I am enjoying this series discussing each dog that is an Asher pack member. The information you are covering about the dog, breed, and temperament is helpful for pet owners and for learning the importance of what to look for when taking a new pet into their home.
Watching Ella RUN WITH STICKS just made my year lol … she’s so stinking cute ☺️
Lee, I love it when you ramble! It’s part of who you are. Don’t ever change!
Great info and advice on different dog breeds.
It's not that she's hyper, she has A LOT of dogs to round up ALL of the time. She's busy ❤️🙏
Hi Lee thank you for Ella's story. I had a collie dog (rescue) who herded my cats and barked a lot. With time and patience loads of long walks he calmed down. He was a beautiful boy and loved him very much. He protected me all the time and miss him very much. I have another rescue and she never leaves my side but shes friendly with everyone she meets
She is definitely in the right place!! She can run and get all that energy out at the sanctuary ❤️
Lee, I saw your first video of Ella at the shelter. Today she’s literally a different dog. It’s wonderful to see how much she loves you, and it’s good for you to receive and give back that love. I’m a little concerned that you think that her anxiety is partly underlying her energy. I hope that anxiety will lessen as time goes on. I’m very glad to have seen this video and to have seen how much you and her new environment mean to her.
I am absolutely loving these "get to know me" videos 💜 In my head I think I know a lot about dog breeds, but I'm finding I don't. But for me it's the most heartfelt subject to learn so thank you SOOOO much!
Ella is such a sweetie! She really likes to give the entire pack a huge burst of energy! She encourages Tony to keep up and have fun. She’s like a personal trainer. So adorable! 🐾❤️🐾
Tony is my favorite! He was a bonus if I remember correctly!! 👌👌
@@hollyfarr7209 he is def one of my favorites too! The weight loss was so amazing! He is just so happy to be loved and have a family.
Tony is my favorite too! The look of love when Lee calls him Tony Tones makes my heart melt 💕
@@alliej8621 Yes he does
personal trainer is such a appropriate description :D
I was one of the few lucky ones that got a heeler/lab mix who was an absolute potato that didn't even want to go around the block. She used to "smile" and wag her little bobtail whenever she was really excited. She was such a lazy toad that never really cared for most anyone but me, but one day put herself between my three year old nephew and some attacking pomeranians (those things were evil). I'd never seen her do anything like that before and thankfully never had to test it again. Such a good girl, may she rest in peace.
But PomPoms is so sweet!
@@beverlysachar5608 Oh some are! One of the sweetest dogs I ever met was a pom, these two just weren't. Their owners just let them run wild in the neighborhood, chasing cars, kids, bikes, etc. and they would bite if your back was turned. It was pretty sad but Animal Control finally confiscated them after so many incidents.
Her happiness provides her energy.
Oh God love her! How she transformed is just beautiful. I am not sure about Blue Heelers but we have had a Labrador in our family and she was just SO 'outdoors' and wanted to be outside all the time (and absolutely loved the water). Also a Spaniel/Border Collie cross. She was EXTREMELY high maintenance, right up nearly until she passed away at the grand old age of 18 🤗☺️
Amazingly long life. What are your secrets?
Wow, 18. Good for you! I am trying raw food, raw juiced whole food vitamin cubes with unbleached green tripe. She gets at least an hour of free running a day and swimming. As well as training and
competing for fun. Hoping for the best but living the journey, she has taught me a lot already and has been quite an ambassador in the world.
I love how your pack is so diverse. Ella is a ball of fire. So happy she is able to live her best life. Patience and love does wonders for the soul.
My Gina, choc lab x staffy (I think) mix. Was dumped twice. Was also high energy/anxious when I got her at 2. I moved house to beach/nature area for her. Best move for both of us. More confident & calmer now at 5. Thanks for sharing 🙏❤️🐶🐾🐾
So glad Gina ended up with you, and you with her ❤️❤️
@@lifesabeachnyc8568 Thankyou. Me too❤️
Good mamma😘
Thank you for telling us all about Ella!
Lee I think that the series you're doing is just so great cuz the thought that it could keep people from getting a dog that ends up at the shelter...that's probably one of the most important things! BRAVO
She is beautiful. She's a great looking dog. Have a chocolate lab myself. Wonderful dogs.
She is in love with her life....so awesome!
Love Ella! You literally gave her life! Im sooooo glad you chose her. I'm like you. I would chose the shy and more withdrawn dog. They blossom with patience and love. Thank God you recognized her particular differences and personality. She absolutely trusts you no doubt. Fantastic video! My daughter had a blue healer puppy that she had to give to family with alot of land who had them and were familiar to the breed. All worked out for all!!❤️❤️
Loved learning about Ella.That's one happy girl! All too often, an owner chooses an animal because that owner likes the way the breed looks, even though the typical breed temperament is not compatible with the owner's lifestyle. Then, when the dog is brought home, frustration ensues, because the dog is bouncing off the walls, or the dog is nipping at everyone's heels (trying to "herd"), and the owner is bewildered as to why.
On a sort of related topic, this same thing can happen when senior--or almost senior--citizens get a high-energy breed and/or a large breed simply because that's the breed they owned years ago, when they were younger and more active. While it may work out fine for some older dog owners, I've noticed that many older folks no longer have the physical ability (or patience) to manage a higher energy dog, or to lift or otherwise maneuver a larger dog. Again, it's frustrating for everyone. And the dog may end up being rehomed, if there is no other family member available to take the dog.
Do you have suggested breeds for seniors to adopt?
@@jillcampbell8019 I don't know that it's a particular breed per se. Some breeds may be generally less active (like pugs) than other breeds, which is nice if the senior isn't too active. Bichon frises and French bulldogs are pretty popular among older folks as well. Just remember, there are _always_ exceptions in energy and temperament within each breed. You'd do best to meet the dog you are interested in in person, so you can guage for yourself what his or her energy and temperament is like.
When looking for a dog, look for one that seems that it will fit into the older person's abilities and lifestyle.
* For example, an older person who doesn't get a lot of exercise will usually do best with a dog that does not need very much exercise (unless there are other dogs and people in the house to play with the new dog).
* Someone with a bad back might not be able to handle a larger dog or a dog that needs a lot of exercise. The older person's physical limitations, if any, should be considered in choosing the right dog.
* If you are older, and there is no family member to take the dog if you should die, then I personally think you should reconsider getting a dog. Because if your dog has become substantially older by the time you pass away--or if you should need to go into a nursing home or other facility and be unable not take your dog with you--your dog's chance of finding a new home might be slim.
* If you *do* decide to get a dog -- but there will be no one to care for it if you should die -- then look for an older dog. A dog that will keep you company and still hopefully have at least a few good years of life left. For example, maybe you can find a healthy, housebroken, even-tempered 7- or 8-year-old spaniel, or mixed breed. A dog that hopefully has another 4-6 years left in him. Again, if you are looking at a specific breed, make sure you understand the health issues of that breed so you have some idea of what you might expect.
* For some people who feel too old to adopt another dog, consider fostering dogs instead. It may not be for everyone, but for those who are up to the challenge, it's another way to get doggie companionship without a long-term commitment.
*If you find your dog at a shelter or an event at a pet store, do your best to determine whether the dog you are interested in is truly already house broken (you don't want to deal with that), reasonably even tempered, the right energy level for you, and good with kids (like your grandkids) or other adults (if relevant).
I am a senior dog guardian and for the last five years or so, I have had only senior dogs. They are all rescues and seem happy to have landed where there are few expectations, good food, walks and love. And AC. It's Florida.
Love the Asher house videos; the pack out walking, playing, running and tails wagging. Makes my heart happy.
Ella is the double of our Trixie she was a lab and springer cross both parents were working bird dogs. She was literally the fastest dog at our local park and we never stopped. Rain hail snow and sunshine we were out and about. She didn't slow down til she was around 8, she loved people and other dogs and would look and wag her tail at everyone. So many happy memories. RIP Trixiebear one in a million❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! I think Ella’s story is the one that touched me the most; to go from such anxiety and fear to the wonderful life she has today.
Oh, sweet Ella! I'm so happy to see her thriving as her true, authentic self in such a safe place surrounded by love. You do such a wonderful job with all of your babies, Lee! Blessings 😊💖
Hello Light
Can’t wait to listen and love that you are sharing all these details about everyone!!!
It’s wonderful you gave Ella a home with so much love and understanding that she needed.❤️
Can we just admit how much we love Lee? I think he's a true angel sent directly from heaven to do exactly what he does and love every minute of his life. Thank you Lee for spending time with us here mortals.
The markings on her chest look like angel wings❤
Ella is amazing and she makes me smile!! She is always on the go,getting all that energy out!! She loves her poppa and she let's you know it. By the way that waterfall is sooooo beautiful, I am jealous!!! Thanks for this love ya!!!💛😘💛😘
I remember when you first showed us Ella/Lala. She was sooo scared and nervous. Once you took her out of the shelter, she was perfect. I saw her confidence build and saw her energy rise. Ella is amazing and I am glad you took the time to help her figure out she needed more activity to work out her high energy .
I have a soft spot for Ella, mainly because I saw the video of how timid she was at the shelter and then how she transformed to become the most energetic dog at the Asher House. She's such a happy dog.
Hi Lee! I love your videos....awww look at sweet Ella!!!!!,.♥️♥️♥️♥️. And the way Ella lays her head on you.is so loving...THANK YOU for loving all these animals ...you are a wonderful human being....love to all of you from VB...
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My Sadie is a Shepard heeler mix, she protects her kitty brothers and sisters, can hear a ruckus between the cats and come barreling in like the referee,
At first I wasn’t sure but I allowed her to be who she is and now I understand.
And, get this, I always do a headcount of the animals before I leave the house and I have learned that with my Sadie girl! I cannot verbally speak their names when I’m looking for them and I also have to be Cautious that I don’t even have a thought process of me looking for the cats otherwise she senses it and picks up on it so easy and will come barreling in and help me start searching for the kitty cats
I enjoyed reading your message. Thanks for sharing!! :)
Love 💖 these insights into the different dogs. Waiting to hear about Rollie and Copper and Bentley and Roger and basically all of them. And yes, I'll never forget that video where Ella was chasing a butterfly in the background. To go from a scared timid dog, to that happy dog was so beautiful to see
I remember the video of you meeting Ella at the shelter. She just hid under the table as you tried to introduce yourself. Slowly she came to you. It was a beautiful sight and to see her now is humankindness at it's best. Thank you Lee 🐾 🐾🙏
Hello Sherry
Thank you for telling us more about Ella. She is just adorable. :)
I love getting to know your dogs individually, and seeing them run around and enjoy themselves on a hike!
I love hearing their "gotcha" stories, and witnessing how far they've come!
I love seeing them at home too!
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Hello Sharon
Because Ella has a good life now, and you Sir have given her that! She can be herself anywhere she goes with you and not be afraid anymore. 😄 ❤❤❤🐾🐾🐾 And not only that, she is surrounded by her kind of friends. Other dogs. 😀
I have 2 rescues sisters greyhounds ( ex racers from Florida). I have had dogs throughout my life and a dog for me is an angel without wings…..such loving beings.
I want to live your life!! Your walks in the woods, your dogs, EVERYTHING! It is really the life I want to have! Im right now a dogwalker so i get to do a little bit of what you do. I absolutely love to take the dogs for a long nice walk in the wood! When the dogs owner is working and dont have the time to really walks the dog, let them do what they want, play, sniff, dig, whatever. Its so heartwarming because
My sweet German shepherd passed away 2 weeks ago. He was only six..it was heartbreaking. He also needed me. He went everywhere with me..we hiked..we did scent training and tracking training...but I always had to be in sight and reachable. I miss him so much
I'm sorry you lost him so young. I hope you find peace.
You should bring the folks from family dogs new life out to the sanctuary for an episode!! Thanks for all the hard work!
I remember Ella's first video. It was so heartbreaking. Can hardly believe it's the same girl. 💖
Glad to see a smile on your face. With more time the pain would subside and the good memories will be visible in your mind. 🤟✌️❤️
I first saw that video with Ella around a year ago and it is the reason that I have been watching you ever since. That video was very special and she is gorgeous. We see a lot of red and blue cattle dogs here in Australia. They are the best of dogs but best on properties with jobs. Great mates for workmen and farmers who revere them. Long lived with no particular health issues, strong and able. Very, very loyal, nothing like like seeing a good owner with his beloved blue heeler ever beside him. Generally as I say a tradesman or farmer. I think that they are very much a man’s dog too.
Hahahahaha ramble baby ramble. Lee, your great Gift is evident. No one is perfect. Into the Wild, that’s perfect enough.😀♥️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
My daughter chose the one that was there the longest. He was 85lb part Great Dane/ black lab/ pit bull. Black. Nobody wanted him. He was a little withdrawn but warmed up.
Thank you for using your influence to help educate people about dog temperaments and human responsibility to know the actual dog they have and not the dog they wish they had.
She is sooo happy...and I'm happy for you love to the pack from Ohio. Hugs and kisses 💋 😘 😗
i just started watching and i already love her!!
My Sheltie used to herd my cats. The first time it almost freaked me out. LOL
Absolutely love watching your live videos these personal one to one with the pack I’m loving beyond words. Love everyone of your pack they are all so beautiful and gorgeous and very precious. I’m mum to a German shepherd dog and so excited when it’s Tony’s day. I’ve a soft spot for him. But love everyone of your precious family. Love and hugs everyone.xxx💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️🐶🙏😘🤗
Ella is so beautiful. I had a black lab/blue heeler mix and boy oh boy, he was a handful. He always had wander lust. Lol. He would go out the dog door and climb our 6 foot fence and go visit grandma and grandpa down the street. Nickademus was such a sweet boy and full of love and adventure. I miss him. He lived to a healthy 18 years.
Hello Andi
Years ago my son got black lab at a shelter.He was such a loveable pup.Then joined the Air Force guard. So I took the lab took care of him.Had for long time after my son came home. Such a loyal dog he was.Follow me everywhere even up stairs to bedtoom and sleep on floor on my side.He was my true friend till he diel
My heeler is 10, and I have NEVER seen her tired. I walk her at least 5 miles a day, and did not expect that from a 10 year old. Perfect for Colorado living
As soon as you said Blue Heeler I knew what you were going to say..they tend to be used over here 🇬🇧 as working dogs and are great for search and rescue teams as they will just keep going..mix with a Lab and you get Ella..yes her anxiety with the tail chasing but you know what you are doing Lee so distracting her was the answer..full title is Lancashire Blue Heeler.. not many people have them for this very reason..hard to handle in a nornal home environment.. look how she looks now..no loss of fur. A good amount if weight and full of confidence..you are AMAZING Lee and I LOVE these individual videos om your dogs..🇬🇧💞✝️🙏🐾🐾🐕🐐🐏👍👏👏👏👏
How beautiful is Ella cuddling up to you🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am love, love, loving this series on introducing the pack!
Always amazes me to see how so many rescue dogs you have and they seem to get along so well
Can’t wait till you talk about you white shepherd (sorry I forgot his name. You have so many dogs 🙈). I noticed many similarities between him and my white Swiss shepherd in his introduction video and I’m really interested to see if there are more. ❤️
My goodness that property is a slice of heaven.
What a beautiful girl... she's so happy...my heart is happy!
Kudos for recognizing her anxiety and need..you are able to give her attention and exercise!
You're the bomb🐾🐾🐶💕
Hello Felicia
So I just started binge watching all the Asher House videos a couple weeks ago, and no video has been more relatable than this one. As the proud (and occasionally stressed out) mama of a heeler/lab mix, I 100% concur with everything Lee said. She is an amazing, loving, smart, agile dog, but she is also the Energizer Bunny. There is no amount of exercise that stops her. She is my velcro snugglebug, my cat herder, my mountain climber, and my flip-flop destroyer. She needs ALLLLLL the attention, all the time, but I wouldn't trade her for anything.
What a Gorgeous Little Angel Ella is! 🐕❤️💋🌹
Awe. Sweet Ella she is living her best life now. ❤️🐕
My first rescue, Ellie May was a Catahoula. She was the last dog left at the Rescue center. I was hesitant to get her. The woman there looked stressed cause Ellie May was filled with "ENERGY". I decided to adopt her. Best decision I ever made. She is no longer with us but was the best dog I had ever had.
I have ADD too, all you have to do is say squirrel and I’m distracted 🤣
You look for the wounded souls at the shelter, thank goodness for your work bringing them back, Rj in Oz
Good morning Lee.. thank you for the inspiration... your journey has helped me to form the idea that I would like to take my dog walking and pet sitting into rescue... rehabilitation... and training.. be the light you want to see... sending loads of love your way.
I’ve been so stoked for Ella’s story!!! She looks so much like my Springador, Bruno. He’s also so high-energy and driven that he never stops unless we get him exercised and remind him it’s night time and time to calm down. It’s the mix of Lab and Spaniel in him, too! 😂❣ Love what you do, Lee. You’re one in a million. Give Ella a big kiss from her boy Bruno in Scotland! 🏴
I remember Ella video when you first met her...How incredibly far she has come with your love and guidance. Thank you Lee.
I have an aussie Shepherd and chocolate lab, and she just turned 5. I can attest that up til now she was a total ball of energy. Now she's starting to mellow out. She still loves to herd my cats, and tries to herd any other animal she sees outside.
Your pack so is diverse and beautiful 🥰💖
I got a pair of dogs at the shelter, seniors, who were not jumping at us when we met them. But they're so full of love now and character. We bought a van to enjoy the summer holiday with them and go on adventures!
My coworker has a blue heeler and its a very high energy dog that is always trying to herd his kids and is not friendly to the cats.
You always give great advice. Ella looks so happy now thanks to you n your wonderful understanding of her n all your dogs. ♥️😊👍👍
Beautiful girls, Ella is. I loved her from the moment I saw her in your video, hiding under that little table. I knew she would be all right when she took off with you and seeing her jumping into your car before the door was all the way open was sp precious. My current dog, a Springer Spaniel (Field) is like Ella too, super high engergy, anxiety, scared, constandly in motion and so on. She even broke her tail at one time from wagging it to furiously. She was returned by her first owner, because he could not handle her. She made him mad. He thinks of himself being a super trainer and if a dog not respond to that, then he says it's the dogs fault. I took her as a foster. She is a handful, has quite a few quirks, but sure is trainable, has an excellent recall and bonded to me from day one. She is mine now. I love her to bits and I'm lucky to have friends who help me out when needed. We take turns taking each others dogs to the off leash trails. There are four dogs and they know each other well.
I love this series. There is so much to learn from. Thank you so much for this.
These videos are BRILLIANT! Been watching you for a couple years and have always wanted to learn about each dog. Can't wait to hear about Lily, Bo, Callie and pompoms! Thank you so much!
I agree with everything you said. I rescued a chihuahua min pin cross…. Wow! Now that is a hurricane in a tornado amount of energy!!!! The first week we just evaluated each other…. Not only does she have a high energy level, the silly girl is smarter than I am!!!! I took it real slow with my girl, and the results are phenomenal! I couldn’t ask for a better companion!!!! You are so right! If you let them be what they are meant to be…. Solid gold!!!!
unlike animal hoarders who selfishly have a bunch of animals and can not tell them apart or see their needs, here you can see the unique understanding and personal relationship with every animal one on one, understanding the breed, the character and more deeply the soul of every creature ...
She's a beautiful dog
My lab mix was pretty energetic too. We actually never stopped training her. She was lab/springer and border collie and she learned commands and skills with my parents and me. (I taught her commands in English,French,and hand signals.) She was an overly active dog but she was just the sweetest. Now the dog we have,Jack,who we adopted after Maddy passed,we are using training to instill confidence and make him feel like learning is a great way for him to garner confidence. Maddy and Ella sound pretty similar in the energy level. She was great for a hike,game for everything,but if I wanted to chill and watch a movie she was always game. Lots of bellyrubs for Ella. She's beautiful!
We have a black lab/Anatolian Shepard. People we got her from was going to send a kill shelter. So I said I wanted her sight unseen. She is so standoffish still 3 yrs later. We had to gate her in the living room so she would stay around us. She was excited when my grandkids but she has never jumped on anyone or licked anyone. She has her hidden spot in the living. She comes to us when she wants attention and now will sleep on our bed. She is so beautiful and we are so lucky to have her in our pack of 7 dogs.
Ella reminds me of our Jake who is a black Lab - Plott Hound mix. He is nearing nine years old and hasn't slowed down at all! He is also a very anxious dog and so pack centered (we have 4 rescues) that he hates being out of sight range of any of the other dogs or myself. Oddly, he seems to be alright with my husband not being home. But, the thing I love most about Jake is that he has never met another dog that he didn't want to bring into the pack. He would take in every stray if he were calling the shots! :)
Wonderful! I'm going to jump to a concern. Whoever does the closed captioning made a huge error and it should be known. Lee was talking about the dog's HERDING. The captioner typed HURTING. Big difference, reason obvious. Otherwise, wonderful to learn another lesson on the personality of a new dog, a mix between chocolate lab and blue herder. (captioner !) Thank you, Lee!
The captioning is extremely unreliable. Any accent or different pronunciation of a word greatly distorts the results.
Храни вас бог!!!❤🙏🙏🙏
I saw your first video with Ella.... wow how much she has changed..... what a girl what a beautiful life she deservedly has now x
Lee, you are both an ‘inspiration’ and not only found your ‘purpose’, but helped me find mine in a different way. I hope you always keep your authenticity.
I love the cuddles. Beautiful and pure love. 🙏🏽
Ella is GORGEOUS❤❤❤ This is SOOOO true! It’s like the hype for Aussies/Mini Aussie’s or Huskies, etc ; People want to own breeds for aesthetic purposes without taking into account the specific breed traits & needs of the dog. They’re working dogs & NEED a job to do to avoid severe anxiety & destructive behaviors. Our Jaxson boy looks a lot like sweet Miss Ella!🥰🥰 He’s our amazing loving & VERY active 7 year old Boxer/GSP/Lab super mutt ( his entire DNA makeup is all working dogs.) We had no idea what breed(s) He was when we got him at 7 weeks old. My husband came home with him tucked into his coat, Jaxson had been gifted to hubby from a coworker who’s dog had puppies….. he’s been with us since then & the separation anxiety when he was NOT exercised/working before being kenneled, oh boy! It was BAD but if we took him for a nice fast walk outside or played an intense fetch session for 10-15 minutes- it’s like a completely different dog! 😂 He’s pooped but content on the drive home & not interested in window sniffles. 🤣 THANK you for sharing this 🫶🏼❤️🐾 This really is SUCH an IMPORTANT ISSUE! If I had a dollar for every shelter dog I was told was surrendered due to “being bigger or more active than they ASSumed 🙄💔 “ he’s like a completely different dog 😂 sleeping in the car in the way home not interested in window sniffles 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for sharing this 🫶🏼❤️🐾 This really is SUCH an IMPORTANT ISSUE! If I had a dollar for every shelter dog I I’ve worked with & networked that ended up being surrendered due to “being bigger or more active than their NOT-owner ASSumed 🙄💔 “
Lee makes a good point about Ella chasing her tail and him instead of saying no, just giving her an alternative. For puppies in the first year of live the most important thing is to give them confidence, so you don't wana be telling them no, you just give them something else to do. That's how dogs raise their own young, they let them get away with a lot, unless Momma is weaning them, then she can get angry. I say the same thing is important for rescue dogs because you're teaching them from scratch.
My dog is neurodivergent, she has sudden onset aggression with other animals that from 6months old just got worse and worse and the more I socialised her the worse she got, I have lot of rules for the people more than the dog, I do tell her no of course. But if she has an episode there is no snapping her out of it I've had to teach myself to snap out of shock and just grab her.
Thank you for save this beautiful soul 🙌🏻
That cuddle from Ella must make all the hard work so worthwhile! 💕
I love all yr dogs. I fell in love with a chocolate lab called Digby. He is 12 and beyond gorgeous he lives on a farm and he is the sweetest boy. But he was surrendered at 3 and didn't calm down until he was 5, he is so loved and so clever. Just amazing xxxx
I also your first video with Ella. This video makes my heart ♥️ sing !!