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Carmine is a registered Therapy Dog working at the University of Kentucky Gill Heart & Vascular Insti

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A little after work fun! P.S. I did make a loud thud when I hit the file cabinet. No worries, no injuries, just quite a few people in the office concerned that someone had fallen. ☺️🐾

My time in Michigan is coming to an end......I leave in the morning for home, I can't wait to see my family and friends. Selah and I had a great time and I can't wait for her to join me in Kentucky and at UK. This was our last romp around the yard.......all the snow has melted.......but the fun never ends :)

My morning workout with Selah 🐾🐾

Look at all the snow!!!

Just taking in a little ballet at the end of my shift yesterday. The dancing was great! 🐾💃🏼

Happy Halloween from me, Carmine the SuperDog! When I walked fast, my cape made me look like I was actually flying. Such a fun day! 🐾

And I'm pretty good at catching frisbees too! 🐾

People always ask if I ever get excited and let loose. Katelyn tells them I do when I'm home with my family, but I don't think they always believe her. Well..... Here is the proof. I love to swim....

I'm teaching Hendrix all about playing, he's a good student and an even better squeaky toy! But why can't I fit under this bench anymore?

My morning bowl routine :)

Todays "Stay' training........................stay while Michelle vaccuums the floor and then me :)

Back to work after the Holiday break, today was more Stay work. In this exercise I'm holding a stay while Michelle is distracting me with the leash. Quite often when the leash is picked up, that can be a cue that it's time to start moving. In this exercise I'm practicing holding a Stay even when the leash is picked up, pulled on and then dropped again. The point in this exercise is, Stay means don't move even if someone is trying to move you, until you year the word Release :)

Now were just showing off :)

LOTS of "Stay' practice. This has been the hardest thing for me to learn. I find myself just popping up, so I'm learning that I should remain in a stay until I hear the magic word 'Release'. According to Enzo, Michelle is not fond of dogs pushing past her on the stairs, so today we practiced on the staircase.

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