It's been a few days, and I've spent many of them dog-sitting for a close friend. Dogs are wonderful creatures; they don't ask too much, other than give them love and attention every so often. They'll curl up beside you or at your feet. They'll play ball, or with their other toys.
When you're dealing with service dogs, they are even more entertaining, because you not only have to keep up their training, but you can take them everywhere around town.

Nothing like taking a service dog in training to a hockey game either. You get a lot of funny looks from other fans. Granted, our friends love our puppies, but most of the people in the arena don't care, and don't think it's fair that we have dogs in the building, and they don't. After all, it's not a guide dog for the blind, and yes, we've had many problems in the past few years at the games.

I should have another hockey book review up in a couple of days. This is a fun one, but I'm not going to say any more until I'm done.

Cheers!