Daffron Doghouse is a small family organization that raises and trains German Shepherd service dogs for wounded warriors and veterans suffering from Traumatic Brain Injuries, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and other injuries. We specialize in Mental Health service dogs because the invisible wounds are just as devastating as those that are clearly seen. Daffron Doghouse is a proud supporter of all of our combat veterans and those that have fought along side us. It is not the politics behind the conflicts that we support, but the unfaltering and courageous sacrifice of those that have served.
















On the Move!

Tomorrow the truck will load us up and we will be off to Missouri on Wednesday morning. Please keep the whole Doghouse Family in your prayers for good health and safe travel. All of the furry babies are doing fine and are not too anxious with all of the people coming in and out of the house or that everything is constantly in motion. I think they are as excited as Chuck is to be getting in the truck and heading on to their new home in the Ozarks! 

We did get a little bit of crowd training in this last two weeks before the move. Alli went to Wild West Fest in Pueblo last weekend and Zeus went to territory Days yesterday and they both did great! Alli even met her first horse. Alli also made friends with the ladies at the Brule tent that let her relax in the shade with some cool water during the show. She also got some pretty pics with the dancers. Check them out on the FB page. Zeus was un impressed by the people but he liked the attention he is allowed to get from the kids.  He also got his pic taken with the Wild West Actors.

I'm sure they are all going to love all the water play at the lake. We will be sure and post pics on FB.
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Bumps and Jumps

As we prepare for this move I'm reminded of some of the video games the kids play. As expected with army life everything is subject to change or the regulations of some other department. It seems like holes have been shot in our well made plans and we've been bumped around like the avatars on the screen just getting from one obstacle to the next. But luckily years of perseverance as an army wife have earned me a few bonus points and some extra lives. We are still on the right path and about to finish this level... down by one vehicle, a few thousand coins and a couple of health packs we are still in the game and ready for the final lap this week before conquering "Colorado" and moving on to "Missouri"

And in most of the games I think you get to start each level off fresh...
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