Tanner's Story
Cheryl sent out a plea on Facebook saying they could take care of my medical bills if someone could give me a forever home because they didn’t know how to train a blind puppy. Katie was tagged in that post by lots of people who knew she had a soft spot for blind puppies. So after reading the post it was off to Red Bluff to meet me. When I heard she was coming I put on the charm, knowing she would not be able to resist my sweet puppy personality. I won her over, instantly. After they wired my jaw I got to go live at the sanctuary, but for the first 6 weeks it was slow going while I healed. 6 weeks later when they removed the wire -- LOOK OUT! I was ready to play, prance and begin my life as a little brother to Blinker and Marley, stealing toys, chasing cats, and prancing around like I owned the place. After all isn’t that how it works in the life of a puppy? I love to carry things in my mouth like blankets, toys, catnip, shoes, pinecones and, well, you get the picture. I have graduated from puppy class with Marty from Pawsitive Training. I hear more training is in my future and I can't wait because I love to learn. Riding in the car is so much fun, but I don’t really like to go to the groomers. They want to cut my toenails and I think they are fine the way they are.
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