Tracking is something that I wanted to get involved with for over a decade with my golden retrievers but it has always fallen to the back of my mind due to performance sports and life. After losing Issy last November I realized that my life keeps on getting in the way of my girls's lives and unfortunately we only have them for an unknown time. November 19th Acacia and I began our tracking journey in RDOC's (Richmond Dog Obedience Club) tracking class with Mary Ann. Due to the technology gods' wrath this is the first post that I have been able to make. I'm THAT person that has the displeasure of walking into a store and suddenly their computers, registers, printers, and other things act up or don't respond at all; I know you've been stuck behind one of my kind before, most likely when you were in a rush. Countless people have told me that I emit at a frequency that electronics are offput by and take it or leave it but don't say that I didn't warn you. But I digress...
