In a perfect world, every dog would have a home and every home would have a dog.
Gus
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Carol, Just want to update you on Gus. For the 1st month or so he panicked when we left him alone. Tried to claw his way through the door we left by. I bought him a cage. He hated that. We put the cage away, gave him the run of the house again, and now he does great. He greets us when we return, and we are never gone more than 2-3 hours. By the way, he was/is potty trained. Not even one little accident. I walk him at least 2 times a day, mostly on the golf course. He loves that and goes nuts over each and every squirrel. Once a day I leash him to our golf cart and let him run as fast as he wants. He loves that too. In a little over 3 months he's the best known dog dog on the golf course. He's so friendly, everyone loves him. The two gals that work in the Pro Shop keep doggie treats for him and for other members' dogs. So do the gals in the office. He always receives a warm welcome. We found a groomer who just loves dogs. She has a place in Floral City called Greta's Touch. Greta was her dog, now deceased. Her name is Jean and she a fenced in yard at her house and also at her Grooming business. We will leave Gus with her when we go to Connecticut for 6 days. Our oldest grandson is graduating from HS on the 14th of June. I will miss Gus and will worry about him. But Jean will bring him to her place of grooming every day and let him run and enjoy her other dogs. I know Gus misses being able to run the 15 acres you have. I can't give him that, but he really loves having a full time people family. I have some photos that I'll try to forward to you. Thanks for your part in making Gus such a great guy. Don Black

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Florida Cocker Spaniel Rescue, Inc.
23154 Saint George Place
Land O Lakes, Florida 34639

Carol Cansler
(352) 797-9920 or (813) 245-1833
Email: info@floridacocker.org