She was sure I was requiring a Mt. Everest climb without any support staff. Fifteen minutes of trying and failing before she finally managed to make to the top of the stairs. By that time I was more than willing to readjust my goals and say that reaching the top of the stairs really was the goal for the day. Of course, while this struggle was going on Wrap was systematically carrying one pan after another up and leaving them in the kitchen. Wrap never was able to do a very good job at stacking the pans and this morning she choose to show her disgust by leaving the dirty pans scattered all over the kitchen floor. She also refused to have anything to do with Sanity for the rest of the morning.
Meanwhile, the work continued and Sanity quickly came out of her funk to help with the transfer training of two dogs who were going home after having been here for a month. Next we got to play with a new "toy".
This is Sanity's Monday morning friend, fellow student and playmate testing out the new portable training table. It is 18" square and has several different heights. In this shot of Leo the table is set at 12".
Since Leo is just 10 months of age, I guess you can sort of tell he is going to be one BIG fellow when he is full grown.
Sorry, but they are being built for me by one of my students. I have already asked him if he would be willing or interested in building them for others and he said NO!
ReplyDeleteHe went on to say it was fun figuring out how to built them and building a few was nice, but to have to do assembly-line production, no way. What I will do is see if I can get him to list the materials needed, sizes, where to get the parts, that sort of thing. If I can get him to do that, I will publish a "pattern".