TitusTitus is my wonderful and goofy Great Dane. He has been a huge asset to Rocky Mountain Dog Training since we started our business. I adopted him as an adult, and believe me, he gave me a run for my money a few times during our first year together. I will always remember the time I came home to my down comforter completely gutted in my living room. It looked like Christmas morning. White everywhere! His jowels had little white feathers all the way around, and he looked at me like, "What? I don't know how all of this got here!" Luckily, that's about the worst it got, and looking back on it now, it just makes me laugh! These days, he is about as mellow and easygoing as they come. As Titus has gotten older, his involvement has dwindled some due to his arthritis, but on occasion, he still gets out there with us and works. He's been such an amazing friend to me, there through the thick and thin. Your mama loves you Titus!
I am saddened to announce that our beloved dog Titus passed away on April 5, 2011. I am not yet ready to remove his information, but will do so when the time is right. Titus, your memory and inspiration will always live on in my heart.
Gage
Gage is a very special boy to me. He truly represents a dog's resillience, and ability to flourish. He did not have an easy start to life, and while I don't know his history, it's evident that something went horribly wrong for him as a puppy, as when he first joined our family, even the most benign, regular and everyday actions would cause this poor boy to urinate on himself and either run or cower in fear. For months, he wouldn't even walk upright, preferring to crawl, low to the ground to get from point A to point B. There were times when I'd wonder if he'd ever be able to live a normal life. I'm happy to report that he does! While he will never be a social butterfly, he is very happy in our home, and is quite the comedian! He is such a fun dog! He loves life, and loves to play! He truly is the bee's knees! Love you buddy! Thanks for always being such a sweet and hilarious friend! And thank you for always working hard on our pack walks!
Aiden
Mr. Aiden is our resident jock! He's very outgoing, athletic, always interested in a fun game, and very, very loyal. He too came to us as an adult, and has overcome many challenges. I call him a daddy's boy, as he is very into Ray, and they are definitely best buds. He is a dog who cherishes every moment of life, and prefers to stay active. He is probably involved in more training than any of the other dogs, and just like his brothers and sister, he is an inspiration to me!
Stella
Stella joined our family almost a year ago, after a fellow rescuer introduced her to me, and I fell in love! I said, "Let's just foster her for a while..." Yeah. She wasn't going anywhere. Little "Estella" marches to the beat of her own drum, and makes me laugh hundreds of times per day. She's a maniac, and for all of you who say, "Oh, I prefer big dogs..." She'll convert you. You're not the first to make that arguement against her and lost.
