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Hi Clare: Amber is only 4, so she is a bit of a challenge. I like the idea of putting the headset on HER-might distract her from the multitude of scents just waiting to be explored the hunting dog in her (She's never actually been hunting,she only thinks she has) gets bombarded with on a typical walk. Love, Carole --- Clare Wilson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > In a message dated 01/11/2000 7:35:09 AM Mountain > Standard Time, > [log in to unmask] writes: > > << will attempt to walk my Irish beauty. So if anyone > sees a > redheaded woman being dragged down the street by a > redheaded dog, don't stare. It is only I. Carole > >> > Hi Carole. Walking my black Lab is a kick...about 4X > weekly. Fortunately, > Win is 13 years old TODAY, matter of fact, and he walks > as slowly as I do. > I carry a brown paper sack and cardboard scoopers in one > hand and the > leash in the other. Haven't figured out just how to > manage a cane at the same > time. He helps me climb the inclines, and pretends he > also > needs to stop and rest when I do. I did fall one time, > turned my ankle on a > pebble in the street when not looking where I was going, > and felt absolutely > ridiculous....not so much for falling, but the getting up > again. If your > flaky > setter is a youngster, put the headset on him! It could > be distracting enough > to slow him down. > Love to you, > Clare > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com