Dear all Human Beings and other Critters,
I am Freddie Parker Westerfield, CDT RET, CCDB
Canine Dog Therapist Retired, Certified Canine Dog Blogger
Before I retired in 2014 I took my Human Being to the office every day to train her. She had all these degrees and labels but humans need a lot of paw-holding.
On my way to my office
Waiting for my first client.
The end my work day
I am currently focused on my blogging career.
- I am part poodle which makes me very intelligent.
- My other parts are unknown which makes me enigmatic and furry.
- (Judith Westerfield is neither part poodle, enigmatic nor furry but she is learning to be a better human thanks to my role modeling.)
Here are just a few of my posts
Freddie Parker Westerfield, CDT
Freddie – Holding kleenex for my next client
Freddie P.
I miss Freddie so much. He was always so friendly and brightened my day.
Did I tell you my Chakita went to Jesus last Feb.2016? I still miss her but will not get another pet. Still plan to spend some time in Japan.
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Carolyn,
Freddie doesn’t like retirement because he no longer gets treats every hour on the hour!
No, I didn’t know that Chakita had passed. SO sorry Carolyn. It was such a blessing that you took her in and gave her such wonderful care and love. In return she gave her love. She was such a sweetie.
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Morning, Freddie. I know that Judy is a wonderful therapist – she is both insightful and compassionate – but we all know that dogs make the best therapists. ❤
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Dear Sharon Bonin-Pratt, Human-being.
You are very perceptive . . . for a human-being. And I like you because you have three names. Maybe I’ll hyphenate mine too.
Appreciatively,
Freddie-Parker Westerfield, Canine Dog Therapist RET
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Hello Freddie. Aren’t you the handsome man? I’m sure you do a great job helping your human be a therapist. My Scout helps me with daily tasks as a service dog. You pups are special.
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Dear Lydia, Human Being,
Thank you for the compliment, you are a Human Being with a discerning eye. My human-being told me Scout has ferrets for pets. I would like a ferret. How do I get one?
Faithfully yours,
Freddie Parker Westerfield
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I like having ferrets. But, there are rules! I can’t chase them or wrestle like I do with dogs at the park. Mommy says they’re too small and I’d hurt them. I guess they are small. They steal my toys and take them under the couch! Mommy gets them back. We all share treats at night. I get to play with them. I lay on my side and Bobby climbs on me. I push him with my nose. I can also pounce a little but not jump. “Gentle.” They make mommy laugh, which is good. I get to chase the cat and she chases me. That’s a fun game.
Mommy says you can’t have ferrets because you live in California. The humans made them illegal there. That’s stupid. Ferrets don’t hurt anything!
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Dear Lydia et. al., Human-Being, Ferret-Mammals & Scout Canine-Dog,
You have much more fun than I do. I Maybe I should move to where you live so I can have a ferret and share treats?
Faithfully yours,
Freddie Parker Westerfield, Ferret-less Canine-Dog
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Wonderful friends! Alice sure does a great Downward Facing Dog!
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Indeed, ALice is a very limber creature. Freddie prefers to label his as “taking a bow”. . . wow
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