| Flurry Four to Five Months Flurry's main exercise in this period was swimming and leash walking. Her physical therapy included an underwater treadmill, balance ball work, and wobble cushion. |
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| Above photos by Lisa Carol Ross. |
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| the one ear up look here, |
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| These photos by Kate Zimmer. |
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| Photo by Janet Wilson. |
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| Link to My Beautiful Flurry Girl at Six Months |
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| Flurry experimented with some different "ear styles" during this period, including the glider plane look above, |
| We traveled north to Vancouver for the Grand Prix Regional and Flurry got to know big brother Jace owned by Lisa Ross. They enjoyed each other very much and found they had much in common including a love for the bitey face game and tug of war. |
| and the both ears prick look here. |
| But she seems to have settled on the both ears down look, but one or both of her ears do still sometimes reach for the sky when she is excited. |
| During this period she became a very skillful swimmer and diver! |
| Her physical therapy included ball work to strengthen her carpus and toes. |