Thank you. I know what you mean. When I went to pick him up and was talking to the guy the pup who was sitting beside us stopped and just stared at me for about 15 or 20 seconds. There is a good connection with certain ones. He had me trained very well. When I brought him in the house for a bit (was an outside dog) if he wanted to go out he went down by the entrance door and sat down looking at the doorknob. When I let him out he went out and got a drink and then came right back in. He would even watch TV for up to 3 or 4 minutes at a time which to me was quite impressive for a puppy less than 3 months old. He is missed very much. The one I had mentioned before in the post below was a card as well. I used to get home from work, sit in the pickup, and open and close the passenger door staying in the pickup. He would run around to that side and when he got over there I would open and close the drivers door. Then he would run around to that side. After doing that a few times through the week when I got home he would stay by the drivers door and just look under the pickup lol.
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