Sherri Gallagher

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“There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right direction.” – Sir Winston Churchill

January 23, 2018 by Sherri Gallagher Leave a Comment

My but how things change. I have to admit it has been a long time since I posted, and to anyone interested in following me, I apologize.

Much has changed. My son married a lovely lady and they are expecting their first child. Lektor and Belle crossed the rainbow bridge. Orex got his IPO 1, AD, BH, and the first leg of his Korung. Unfortunately, He was permanently injured and retired at 7 years old. Reiza has joined the family and is testing to operational status. My dogs are house dogs and live together. I will get another male puppy to train for IPO, but the timing isn’t right. Orex is dominate and I don’t want him to bully a puppy so for right now, working dogs has a lower priority.

Instead I am focusing on work and actually writing. I am please to announce “Profit is Not a Four Letter Word”, “Turn”, and “Go Find” all went Amazon best-seller. Since then I have also released “Bark Alert” and the start of my clean romance series for grownups “Search the North Country”. “Sophie’s Search” is out and available with “Out if the Storm” out for final edits. In the mean time I have added doing ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality management audits to my schedule.

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November 1, 2013 by markus 1 Comment

Goodbye, Baby Belle

 

The hardest part of being a handler is saying good by to that canine partner. There are so many good memories and you don’t want them to leave. But there comes a point for their sake it is time to say goodbye.

I had Belle from the time she was 8 weeks until she was thirteen and a half. She hung out with our Afghan hound too much and could be stubbornly independent, but she was a good search dog.

She search a dump in the Spring with the bears just coming out of hibernation. Her humans were drawn to the pit of roadkill moose. Belle looked at us with disgust, no human scent over there, and kept searching.

She loved to swim and the fishermen at our cabin would mistake her for a bear cub and leave, swiftly

 

She was a great ambassador and quickly learned if she barked in Carson Pirie Scott the noise echoed. I would feed her treats to stay quiet and curious and bored children would come pet her.

She ruled this house to the very last day, with the younger dogs bowing to her the queen.

RIP Bellisma of My BodyGuard. Go play with Taz and Clara and Lektor and Rosie. See you at the rainbow bridge.

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I went to the woods to live deliberately, to front the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach.

~ Henry David Thoreau

I’m Always Asked: How Do You Do What You Do?

September 10, 2013 by markus Leave a Comment

The Problem

A friend with a new puppy that had the runs came to visit me and asked the question, “How do you live with three German Shepherds?” The truth of the matter is the more training they have the easier they are to live with.

I was getting frustrated that I was not accomplishing the things I wanted to with a quality I felt was acceptable. After some truly encouraging words from a friend I decided to come up with a plan and schedule my days. The goal is to be at my computer by 9 AM. Right now I am missing that goal more than meeting it but maybe with a plan this will get better. I hope hearing what is and isn’t working for me might help you, if you are feeling this way.

The Solution

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I’m Being Bullied

February 16, 2013 by markus 2 Comments

What is bullying?

Webster’s Dictionary defines bullying as “to overawe by threats and taunts” “to treat with persistent petty cruelty; to domineer over; to coerce” and a bully as “a cruel
and boastful oppressor of the weak”.

Bullying.gov states bullying involves:

  • Imbalance of power
  • Intent to cause harm
  • Repetition

Spreading rumors, name-calling, excluding others, and embarrassing them are all forms of social bullying that can cause serious and
lasting harm.

One psychologist says on his website that bullying is a normal social interaction that happens in every relationship. However, he limits the definition of bullying to teasing and the kinds of things we think of as social dominance. While bullying may be common, it is not normal and you don’t have to accept it.

There is No One I Can Talk To…

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