Weekend full of dog activities: doggy dancing, obedience classes, agility classes, walks in the forests, bicycle tours with the dogs, etc. Simo walked Wilma during the morning promenade and managed really well. It´s so relaxing to do things with Wilma and Dilbert. I need 2 minutes with them and I have forgotten everything else and relaxed totally. They are really not dogs but paw therapists – well, yes, I really forget everything else4 wih them. You can see it when you look at our home. SOMEbody should clean there. I wish it was somebody else – not me.
On Friday when I came from work I got a ride from my collegue so I was at home a bit earlier. The dogs seem to know when I come – now they were not waiting for me yet. My son Simo had come home before me and let the dogs out to the garden. Our yard is narrow and long and the house is at the other end. When I came to the gate I saw Wilma sitting in front of the house, but she did not notice me. I called her name. When she heard me she started running, running, running all that she could. She is a Welsh springer spaniel with red and white a bit longer hair, with long hanging ears and she looks so sweet when she is running. This time it was more flying though. Her paws nearly not touched the ground because she was in such a hurry to get to me. I went down on my knees to receive her and from a distance of at least 2 if not 3 meters she jumped up in my arms with all her 18 kilos and licked my face all wet. She was so glad that her tail was wagging the rest of the body – not vice versa 
These doggies are one of the biggest blessings there has ever been in my life and I hope we will be able to get at least one more dog in future. We´ve been talking about that from time to time. It won´t happen until Dilbert´s rescue dog training is ready, but after that it is fully possible. Maybe in 1,5 years or 2,5 years?
I got to go now. Samu is sitting next to me and would so much like to play with the computer. I´ll write more another day.
This is Wilma, my other paw therapist jumping through an agility ring:
