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| Marty Will's first Assistance Dog, |
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| DuskyHaze crossed the Rainbow Bridge in 2003. |
DuskyHaze, Black with Brindle
Cairn Terrier, was Marty Will's
first Servce Dog. Although Marty
had trained Dusky for a variety
of tasks, Marty didn't realize,
until years later, that Dusky Haze
was indeed an owner-trained Service Dog.
Nick the horse, and his young friend.
Nick's life would end abruptly,
many years later in a sick
killing spree perpetrated
on a group of equine animals.
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| Nick riding with the Mounted Sheriff's Patrol |
Nick and his partner riding as
working members of the Sheriff's
Mounted Horse Patrol.
People in a crowd will
not move out of the
way for an ambulance with
sirens wailing.
They sure can move fast
at the sound of four
shod hooves dancing
closer and closer.
One of Nick's crowd
control jobs was to act
as ambulance escort at
county fairs and other
assemblies of large
groups of people.
| Gator, English Springer Spaniel. |
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| Gator shown using her feet to snare a Frisbee. |
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Meet Rose, a soft gentle
girl who grew up to be a
working member of the
Underwater K-9 Search
and Recovery team.
She went on to live a
long and full life.
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| 1979, Rose takes a rest break |
Rose is shown taking
a rest break as she
waits next to the
SCUBA equipment.
| SilverSmokes, once a severly neglected animal |
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| recovered and brought joy in to both his life and the lives of others until his mid thirties. |
Silver Smokes also taught US how to drive. We had a blast with him. A good friend would visit with his 3 small children,
(3,4,5) Silver Smokes gave them pony rides and let them brush and primp on him. One on top (in the saddle), one braiding
his mane, and one braiding his tail. He was a super pony. We had him 4 years, estimating he was in his mid-thirties.
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