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@elizadolittle
I sure enjoy posts that bring a smile to my face. Sounds like you have a great relationship with your dog as I do.
I am a patient at Mayo Jacksonville. Regretfully I have a lot of medical issues and I am there almost every week and sometime couple of times as week. They have the therapy dogs walking around campus.
When I see them I immediately break out in a smile. There is one (think lab/doodle) that comes to a specific building I go to. The first time I met him he laid his head on my leg and would not move. His parent said he loves coming here and meeting people. When I see him now I always go over to him and tell his parent thanks for volunteering.
I bought our some booties for my dog to wear when we go to beach. You have to walk a long way to get to the wet sand and sand until then is really hot. He tolerates them but I wish he loved them like yours.
I have a Life is Good T-shirt that I wear a lot. On the back says "Dog Dad." Be surprised how many people at Mayo and around my community tell me "I love your t-shirt." I have to stop at first and then say "Oh you mean dog dad in back."