10/21/11

THE Book

I was reading a comment from Tad's Facebook friends regarding his most recent behavior challenges. ...and it really, I don't know...it got me thinking. Here's the comment I'm talking about.
 
"When I read this I felt worried that this situation with Tad would probably make someone else just give up on him. And it made me tear up." - Mayra

I was thinking that...well, maybe one day I should write this book. A 'real' rescue story...it's not all milkbones and fire hydrants. It's runny diarrhea and bloody battles for the most part. If you get my comparison... haha! 

It's a story of what really happens when you rescue a dog...maybe some day Tad will be behaved enough that I might could focus some time on writing this book or something of the sort. But, for now...and for a while...there's simply not a time slot for that. But, all of you who keep hinting...or flat out screaming at me to write the book, I want you to know that I do seriously think about it.

2 comments:

  1. Before I started following this blog I never ever realized just how much WORK rescuing an animal could be. We talk about "rescuing" animals all the time. People say, "Oh my dog was a rescue" when what they really mean is "I got my dog from the pound when he was a puppy." Which is great but not equivalent to what you have done for TAD or any of the other dogs in the Diamond in the Rough contest.

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  2. Well said Katherine. There's definitely different degrees of "rescue" and Tiffany's rescue of Tad ranks a 10 on a scale of 10 for sure.

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