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Original referral information:
Hi Lynne
I hope you are ok . I have 3 very nice staffies all with good assessments and wondered if you might be able to help any of them . Sorry to keep asking Lynne I know how hard it is at the moment.
M xx
so in the end I clipped a lead onto her collar and then she stood perfectly still bless her and the harness was on in a trice. She was keen to get out so we set off at pace 
and stayed in the shade because it was very warm. Skye took no notice of the several other dogs we passed, completely non reactive and then to her utter joy she found a stick! Not, I might add, a little stick 
This stick was obviously a treasure beyond price and she carried it in her mouth for the rest of the walk dragging it though the undergrowth on either side of the path when required, and trailing fronds of sticky weed from one end. Well I wasn't too concerned, it was not after all going to fit through the gate back into the rescue grounds, let alone the door of her kennel run. When she angled her body to get it through the said gate I became a little more thoughtful 
and, as we rounded the corner, mentioned to the staff who were enjoying a well deserved tea break that I might need some help. They took one look at Skye and her prize stick and fell about laughing ![0002.gif]](./images/smilies/0002.gif "0002.gif]"){kind=small}
but what was really sweet was that Skye wasn't interested in the treat Darren thought might persuade her to drop it, but let go of it in her desire to go up to him and say hello and be fussed 
