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From the July/August 1999 issue of the National Geographic Traveler. "Aspen's less crowded off-season makes strolling downtown streets a pleasant pastime for pedestrians both human and canine." The Kerry is "Bella" (Why Not's River Dancer) and the young lady is Misti Jobe of Denver, Co. Picture and information provided by Nancie Echeverria.

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#803: How does your Kerry react when a bath is "suggested"?

Question suggested by Pat Harrelson - Sherwood, Arkansas


My Kerry goes to "hide".
My Kerry plays "Catch me if you can!"
My Kerry morosely accepts Fate and allows me to herd her into the bath.
My Kerry is pretty chipper about the whole experience.
My Kerry hears the water run and is ready to leap in.
I have more than one and they act differently.
Just checking poll results.

My Kerry goes to "hide".

28%

My Kerry plays "Catch me if you can!"

3%

My Kerry morosely accepts Fate and allows me to herd her into the bath.

48%

My Kerry is pretty chipper about the whole experience.

3%

My Kerry hears the water run and is ready to leap in.

3%

I have more than one and they act differently.

7%

Just checking poll results.

7%

Votes: 29

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Posted: April 21, 2018

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Today is April 26, 2018

In this month in 2008:

Ace, the oldest Kerry Blue Terrier in Canada died. He was 16 years 9 months and 23 days. Ace was bred by Janice Gesner and owned by Maeva Lowen.

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