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Friday, October 22, 2010

Rally Class

Mom was able to leave work on time to take me to rally class tonight. I was so happy to be able to go and see all my friends. Plus Mom needs the practice as we have a trial next weekend :) You know I help her read signs sometimes!

We took my mat and I was a very good boy and stayed on my mat while Mom walked our course. She was so proud of me and kept running over and giving me cookies for being such a good boy.

We worked on our retrieves as we may have to do that at the trial. The course we did was really hard and I did a great job. I was so happy we were able to go and play!!

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