Chet The Dog

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Cody (More)

Many thanks to Barbara Williams Maccri for telling us a little more about Cody, Chet’s March Friend of the Month (in April this could be you – just send a photo to the FB page).

“Cody is just over 4 years old. We adopted him after his owner (a family friend) passed away. He has been a part of our family for just over a year.
He loves rides in cars and racing all around his back yard, barking with the neighbor dogs. He likes to carry around his toys too. He is very loved by us & our other pets. He is a good boy.
Thank you for picking Cody, Chet!”

More on “Chet”

Many thanks to Gail Krueger for sending more info on her Chet, our Chet’s January Friend of the Month:

As to my Chet, he is truly remarkable. He has done agility for years even though he only has one eye. He stopped last [ ] as he is now going blind in remaining eye due to a genetic disorder called Progressive retinal atrophy. Through it all he maintains an attitude that would make your Chet proud. He’s a great spokes pup for shelter dogs everywhere never underestimate them.
PS: He is now doing other dog sports , barn hunt and nose work. Like your Chet, you can’t keep this Chet down.

Meet Maggie!

So many great photos coming in, almost too much for the random number generator, still sluggish from Thanksgiving dinner. But finally R#G gasps out: “Maggie!” That makes Maggie Chet’s December friend. She’ll be the FB profile pic as soon as IT shows up, and Maggie’s human companion will get a signed copy of the latest Chet and Bernie novel, It’s A Wonderful Woof. Next month this could be you! Just post a photo to the FB page. R#G does the rest.

Bistro (More)

Many thanks to Mark Veach, Bistro’s human companion, for the following re Chet’s June friend of the month:
“I am so happy the R#G selected Bistro! I love your books and have mentioned the Chet and Bernie series in my group … We rescued Bistro last summer from the Lansing Humane Society. She is originally from Detroit. She is a happy dog with lots of energy and especially loves chasing her big Jolly Ball and spinning through the yard with her tug rope. She also loves to zoom through our yard then plop down, roll over onto her back and play “roadkill”. And now she is a famous member of the nation within the nation! Thanks a ton.”