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Hi Everyone, I thought you all may like this one. Stampman with my 15 month old Lab sorting through some stamp. (see you can teach an old dog new things) and she was right.
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04:59:35pm
Hey Larry - what breed is the apricot/cream in your profile pic? He(she) looks so much like my two apricot poodles :-)
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Hi Larry,
Great to see you up to sorting stamps again. :-)
Best regards ... Tim.
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Isn't it amazing what catches our eye?
Kelly asks about the apricot dog, while I saw that drawer and thought, "Hey, that drawer can hold two rows of 102 cards! -- Wonder where he got it?"
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Wonderful! Love it that the dog is helping you sort; were you giving each other a "high four" for a good sort? 
Now what I need is a service dog that can detect watermarks on red papered stamps. (Coco is too busy tormenting the squirrels outside the window).
Peter
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08:08:48pm
Peter -
I have a service dog except his idea of helping with my stamps is picking them up off the floor when they accidentally drop off the table. I give him a quick "no" and then say "thank you for trying to help Mummy".
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The dog Kelly asked about is Cathy's Golden Doodle, Patty-Bell is my Lab service dog in training, with an interest in Stamp eating along with everything else,LOL and the drawer is a set of three w/holder and bought at Walmart@ 10 years ago and I convent to 102 card holder and they work very well. Nop, Just showing her a stamp and saying "NO EATING" Happy to Help
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10:40:44pm
Good luck on the "NO EATING" training 
That is absolutely priceless.
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10:46:55pm
Dave - you are absolutely right. First I see the dog, then I see the stamps and then I *might* notice the human
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I only noticed the clipboard!
First cancer sniffing dogs - now appraisal dogs !! 
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Love it. That's great.
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Hi Everyone, I thought you all may like this one. Stampman with my 15 month old Lab sorting through some stamp. (see you can teach an old dog new things) and she was right.
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
15 Jul 2014
04:59:35pm
re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Hey Larry - what breed is the apricot/cream in your profile pic? He(she) looks so much like my two apricot poodles :-)
Kelly
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re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Hi Larry,
Great to see you up to sorting stamps again. :-)
Best regards ... Tim.
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re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Isn't it amazing what catches our eye?
Kelly asks about the apricot dog, while I saw that drawer and thought, "Hey, that drawer can hold two rows of 102 cards! -- Wonder where he got it?"
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07:55:13pm
re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Wonderful! Love it that the dog is helping you sort; were you giving each other a "high four" for a good sort?
Now what I need is a service dog that can detect watermarks on red papered stamps. (Coco is too busy tormenting the squirrels outside the window).
Peter
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
15 Jul 2014
08:08:48pm
re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Peter -
I have a service dog except his idea of helping with my stamps is picking them up off the floor when they accidentally drop off the table. I give him a quick "no" and then say "thank you for trying to help Mummy".
Kelly
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re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
The dog Kelly asked about is Cathy's Golden Doodle, Patty-Bell is my Lab service dog in training, with an interest in Stamp eating along with everything else,LOL and the drawer is a set of three w/holder and bought at Walmart@ 10 years ago and I convent to 102 card holder and they work very well. Nop, Just showing her a stamp and saying "NO EATING" Happy to Help
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
15 Jul 2014
10:40:44pm
re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Good luck on the "NO EATING" training
That is absolutely priceless.
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
15 Jul 2014
10:46:55pm
re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
Dave - you are absolutely right. First I see the dog, then I see the stamps and then I *might* notice the human
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re: Dog helping pick out better stamps
I only noticed the clipboard!
First cancer sniffing dogs - now appraisal dogs !!
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Love it. That's great.
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