MerlinFalcon
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This is actually a good point without derailing the thread. If the dog is used to her she may not have issues. I believe Chloe's problems were dog on dog and if I remember correctly, was someone injured trying to break them up? Not sure. I also seem to think she was a police dog so her training would be different than a house pet. A dog like this would set up way too many red flags for me. The dogs I walk can't have a lot of issues. If I had to take care of a dog like Chloe i would keep it to backyard visits only and a fully secured, fenced yard. I would need to do multiple visits with the owner home ahead of visits with nobody home and that would include going in the house alone.I'd love to ask you about the breeds you care for so competently but I'd be afraid of derailing the thread. Julie Nagle is unlikely to have your skills and experience, she also used to drive the daughters around and that is how the defense got past her denial of having been in the home..
She was running a script and she believed she was doing an excellent job 'defending the Alberts' even though she was testifying in a murder case . She was smug at times...it's an interesting testimony..
My feeling is this dog was very familiar with her.
MOO