These dogs however seem to have much better training than many dogs I would see in the US. I rarely see them barking at each other as they may pass in the piazza. At the entrance to a store you may see a dog sitting by the door without a leash patiently waiting for their owner to come out. Granted with the limited grass in the centro you do need to keep your eyes open for where you step as many owners fail to clean-up after their pooches.
The realities of moving from New Mexico, USA to a small town in southern Italy.
27 February 2007
Little dogs
These dogs however seem to have much better training than many dogs I would see in the US. I rarely see them barking at each other as they may pass in the piazza. At the entrance to a store you may see a dog sitting by the door without a leash patiently waiting for their owner to come out. Granted with the limited grass in the centro you do need to keep your eyes open for where you step as many owners fail to clean-up after their pooches.
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I loved your article on little dogs. It is amazing how well behaved they are. The photo of the Yorkie was so cute. I "bow wow" to you -- and your acute sense on what to share with us on your adventures in Italy. Thanks so much.
I think you should get a dog!!!
We'll have to stick with playing with Clea from next door for now.
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