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[BlueFinch]

@phoenixbrd  I had a neighbor who worked with numerous Lab pups for socialization, in preparation for their professional training, for many different services. They followed up on some eventual placements. They had wonderful outcomes to share.

These dogs are handled with positive reinforcement, never harsh treatment, or corrections. You'd never want to break the spirit of such a wonderful, and valuable companion, or any other for that matter.

The bond they eventually establish with their owner is one of devotion and mutual trust. That comes from patient trainers who can turn the dog's work into a proud, satisfying activity. 

Just try to adopt one of these dogs that doesn't quite make the cut. It's probably easier to adopt an infant, Lol. I was just talking to a neighbor about this very subject today while out walking my GSD/Lab that he adores.

He said, "I was applying for a military Lab reject. I get it, but I just couldn't pass anymore tests, inspections, or evaluations. I wish now I hadn't given up."

They take the care and life of these dogs seriously. Even rejects. 

[phoenixbrd]

@BlueFinch   Thank you for your share....I will sleep better tonight