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Irene and Quiffy

Quiffy is 10 years old now (January 2010) and I have had him for 9 of those years. He is an absolute joy to me, making my life fuller and easing the loneliness. He is loving and cares for Jasmine my Siamese cat who at first he did not welcome, but they now look out for each other.

I was burgled before I had Quiffy and so he does give me some comfort and protection when he barks. His hearing is so acute that he knows someone is there even before he/she reaches my gate!

I love Quiffy so very much and he shows me such affection - huge, coming from such a wee dog. Thank you Hearing Dogs for Quiffy.

Irene

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Britt-Marie and Daphne

Daphne is a miniature Apricot Poodle and I was introduced to her in November 2005 at Saunderton. Was she what I expected they asked? For me it was love at first sight, so of course I said yes! Then in January 2006 I had my week's training with her and finally brought her home on the 1st of February. Training continued with the help of the blessed Claire, who had the answers to all my questions and Daphne passed her 'exam' on the 6th of June - Swedish National Day! (Britt-Marie’s home country, so most appropriate).

Daphne does what she has been trained to do. I do not need an alarm clock as I am retired but still use it for the sheer joy of having her jumping on my bed when it rings for a treat and a cuddle. She is mega affectionate and clings to my side at all times.

Britt-Marie

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Ann and Perry

The Editor's Hearing Dog, PerryPerry is a Chihuahua cross. He was born on 06 December 1999 and has been with me since October 2000 - a great birthday present!

Perry has many Labrador traits - like being lazy at times when he is comfy in his bed, and VERY fond of food! Its all very well us recipients being taught to tell our dogs to "Leave it", but when out and about on walks, Perry's nose (and eyes) are better than mine at seeking out discarded edibles ! (At least those suitable to a doggie palate!)

He is a very good Hearing Dog and answers the sounds really well. He loves his walks, but as for shopping - he says "its OK" but... as long as he doesn't have to wear that THING on his nose!

Ann

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