[Deejays_Owner]

Roller

 

[TMarie]

That was so wonderful to watch.

Thanks for posting this.

 

[Deejays_Owner]

Having to do a retrieve with your feet, and UD hand signals with your foot!!!

 

[TMarie]

We have a lady here that does all of her obedience in a wheel chair, and I am, always amazed how in tune her Dobe is with her.

This video just goes to show you, if you really want to do this, you can. You can see the bond she has with her dogs.

I think anyone that gets discouraged doing obedience needs to watch this.

Truly inspirational!!

 

[Deejays_Owner]

Bump

I find it very ODD that, only the two of us find this Truly Inspirational that a woman with no arms, can train to that level.
Having to do a retrieve with your feet, and UD hand signals with your foot!!!

 

[TMarie]

Funny Brian, we must of both been thinking the same thing. I was just getting ready to bump this and say the same thing.

 

[Deejays_Owner]

Originally Posted By: TMARIEFunny Brian, we must of both been thinking the same thing. I was just getting ready to bump this and say the same thing.

Someone posted about a woman in a wheelchair with her Australian Shepherd doing a open routine, that was humbling as well.

 

[TMarie]

Well I am an aussie person, send me the link.

 

[Deejays_Owner]

Sorry no link, just a post on another board, about this video.
And yes I know you are a "aussie person", and since it just the two of us on this post

Hey they also said that the aussie was very well-trained too!!

 

[Meb]

Wow, this video was just awesome. I love the high five with the doberman at the end of the video. And I think my training/obedience is hard.