Comment from w.j.debi

Excellent

Sunny did a great job with the story. I'm so glad he got to keep his job after just a small gaffe. It sounds like he has lots of friends. Thank you for the update on Ada and Bear. Great job with the story from Sunny's perspective. Yeah, those dogs understand more than they let on...

 Comment Written 10-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 11-Jun-2023

Thank you very much for your kind and encouraging review. Sunny appreciates it a lot and so do I!
Wendy

Comment from T B Botts

Excellent

Hello Wendy,
Thanks for sharing about the adventures of Sunny. Sounds like he ran into a bit of trouble, I'm glad that it didn't cause any unwanted problem. I would think that there would be a shortage of dogs and owners who want to comfort others. I was in Home Depot today and two different people had their dogs there that I could pet. One was a poodle, and the other was an Australian Shepard I believe, with the most stunning coat I'd ever seen. I love it when folks bring their dogs in, it lets me get a little time loving on them.
Have a blessed day gal.
Tom

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 07-Jun-2023

Thank you very much Tom. Today he went to the Day Program for disabled young people. It's their favourite day of the week (for clients and staff) when the dogs come (five today - two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Blondie, Ruby (the greyhound), and Sunny. They all did a wonderful job. Thanks so much for your very positive review!
Wendy

Comment from patcelaw

Excellent

This is a beautiful story for the animal crackers Contessa really enjoyed listening to it. I wish you the very best with all of your writing and I wish you the very best with your dog Sunny. Patricia.

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Thank you very much Patricia. I am very glad you enjoyed it.
Wendy

Comment from barbara.wilkey

Excellent

Thank you for sharing Sunny's adventures with us as a club entry. I had a yellow Labrador, Codi who looked a lot like Blonde. Codi weighed 85 pounds, but was 85 pounds of nothing but love. I really do miss her. Give Sunny a hug for me.

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

She sounds just like Blondie. Thank yo very much for reviewing. I always appreciate it.
Wendy

Comment from Anne Johnston

Excellent

I love the story of how you spent your day at the hospital, Sunny. You have a very interesting life. I am wondering, though, how you were able to sneak that one line: " I am so GLAD I didn't lose my job! Even Mama has never had business cards! Of course, she was only a teacher." past your Mama. Was the delete key not working?

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Lol. Maybe she looked away ? or nodded off. I am very glad you read and enjoy and review my stories. Thank you!
Love, Sunny

reply by Anne Johnston on 06-Jun-2023

You are welcome, Sunny, I think your Mama has taught you well.

Comment from jmdg1954

Excellent

I always enjoy your Sunny tales. I enjoy most stories told through the mind of a dog. They are always humorous, fun and note worthy.

Nicely written, Sunny. Make sure to tell Wendy I said hello. Be a good boy...
John

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Thank you very much John. I am glad to hear you enjoy my stories. Best wishes to you.
Sunny

Comment from Julie Lau

Excellent

What a cute story, and what truly terrible puns! They just seem to come with doggy territory though, don't they? It's a great way of making people aware of some of the volunteer work that is being done for our old and sick. Hopefully some more will be inspired to follow. All the best, Julie x

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Yes, the puns are awful but that?s exactly why they appeal to Sunny! (I tried to warn him, but he said this was HIS news! Very cheeky.) Thanks so much for this fun review. I appreciate it.
Wendy

Comment from Pantygynt

Excellent

I have always wondered how dogs cope with the vast differences in size between breeds and yet still manage to recognise each other as part of the genus dog and often manage to happily coexist and even breed in some cases.

This was a charming story and I am so glad Sunny didn't lose his job.

 Comment Written 06-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Yes, it is quite beautiful and moving to see all the different shapes and sizes lying down together afterwards. They are selected largely on personality, being able to keep focus on their owner, and must be able to cope with other dogs in all sorts of situations, and all sorts of different stimuli without misbehaving. (He does occasionally misbehave when we meet other dogs on our walks. For some unknown reason there are a few who worry him.) Thanks so much for reviewing.
Wendy

Comment from kahpot

Excellent

Another wonderful and uplifting read, if I may ask-at the beginning Sunny introduces you as "Mamma and Pa" not understanding (prose) very well at the moment why is it not Mamma and Pappa? I am glad Sunny did not lose the job, very well written****kahpot

 Comment Written 05-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Thank you Kahpot for reviewing. Very good question. To our grandchildren we are Nan and Pa, but I am Sunny?s "Mama" (mother, because I am his primary carer). So we just refer to my husband as his Pa so it?s not too confusing for the little ones, who for some reason accept that I have two names but Pa doesn?t! Lol.
Wendy

Comment from Tom Horonzy

Excellent

Very nicely done, Sunny. And the way you approach your duties is truly, reminiscent. of other Teresa. Have you met any service dogs like her? Gee, you may not even know who she was. Any, I appreciate what you and mommy do.

 Comment Written 05-Jun-2023

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reply by the author on 06-Jun-2023

Thank you Tom. Yes, Mama has talked about her, she was a very humble, caring and hard-working lady. Thank you for reviewing. Best wishes, Sunny and Wendy