It's not just people who promote kindness to animals at the Washington Animal Rescue League. Several dogs come to the League daily with their guardians. Dr. Jan Rosen, WARL's medical center director, lives with Ruby, one of our regular be kind to animals goodwill ambassadors. Ruby accompanied Dr. Rosen to meet Aiton Elmenetary School's fourth graders when they visited the League last week. She was happy to accept treats from every student, even if she had to work a little to get them. The students taught Ruby to "wait", an exercise that all dogs should learn as part of their ongoing safety training. Of course, Ruby readily accepted pats and belly rubs from the 13 kind kids -- She didn't have to wait at all for those!
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Dogs Routinely Teach Kindness at WARL
It's not just people who promote kindness to animals at the Washington Animal Rescue League. Several dogs come to the League daily with their guardians. Dr. Jan Rosen, WARL's medical center director, lives with Ruby, one of our regular be kind to animals goodwill ambassadors. Ruby accompanied Dr. Rosen to meet Aiton Elmenetary School's fourth graders when they visited the League last week. She was happy to accept treats from every student, even if she had to work a little to get them. The students taught Ruby to "wait", an exercise that all dogs should learn as part of their ongoing safety training. Of course, Ruby readily accepted pats and belly rubs from the 13 kind kids -- She didn't have to wait at all for those!
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