Plushies are coming
Be patient. I also have a full-time job. And I run - a lot.
the crew
Radar
Radar is retired - I am not. Radar whines a lot when I'm getting dressed for work, but he always whined a lot when I got dressed for work. I used to put him in my patrol car so I wouldn't have to listen to it. Now I have to listen to it. Once I'm gone, he's fine. I retired Radar for two main reasons.
- He was physically struggling with some of his tasks.
- He was mentally struggling with caring about some of his tasks.
Bulleit
Bulleit is named after my favorite bourbon at the time we rescued him. I no longer drink alcohol, but it's still a rad dog name. He's never been, and never will be, a police dog. He was my running partner until he broke his leg and severed a tendon in his knee trying to murder a squirrel.
Phoebe
Phoebe is our long-term foster. She's mostly pit bull terrier with some boxer, husky, lab, chow, and cattle dog thrown in if you can believe DNA testing. We'll give her back when my daughter lives somewhere that allows dogs like Phoebe. Until then, Phoebe is my four-legged running partner.
Havoc
Havoc is a toy Australian shepherd. She's in charge and all of the other dogs know it. We got Havoc as a puppy in 2009 after our neighbor introduced us to her sister - Chaos. She's deaf, can't see very well, and is missing a lot of teeth. When she's not sleeping you can find her staring at the wall.