I found it extremely annoying to have a
motorcycle group behind our group.

Almost the entire length of Haddon Avenue
we had some moron complaining we weren't
going fast enough.

And then when I finally dropped out
from frustration I discovered that the motorcycles
were about 3 blocks ahead of the next group !!!

There was literally a gap of 2-3 blocks with noone there
because morons on motorcycles apparently
had some place really important to go at noon.

I have no idea how someone would decide that
putting dogs in front of a motorcycle group was
a good idea. It seemed REALLY stupid to me.

When we began marching at 10:15, I didn't notice
these clowns being behind us and I'm not sure
when that happened.

After standing around for 1:15 minutes,
I didn't appreciate being rushed down the
street like that.

**************************

I wasn't that crazy about having people walking
shelter dogs as part of our group.
I know my little dogs extremely well but still
watch them closely to make sure they are
doing OK with the kids.

I have them both harnessed and completely
under control.

When you have young kids walking older dogs
they don't really know, among a large crowd,
that seems like it could be a problem that would
reflect poorly on the Knights Park group.


WRZ

CamCoDogPark@...





>From: "richard" <argee333@...>
>Reply-To: Knightsparkdogwalkers@yahoogroups.com
>To: Knightsparkdogwalkers@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [Knightsparkdogwalkers] Annual Holiday Parade Dogwalk A Big
>Success!
>Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 19:34:54 -0000
>
>Thanks to everyone who turned out for our annual strut down
>Haddon Ave. The weather was perfect!
>
>Special thanks to:
>
>Nancy Welsh (for hooking us up w/ Camden County Animal
>Shelter's Adopt a Pet program)
>
>Margaret Jacobs, Director of the Camden County Animal Shelter
>
>David Hodges and Donna Shorr (for the use of their front yard
>and electricity),
>
>This year we had many new participants as well as a few
>regulars. (Too few regulars if you ask me!).
>
>But for me the best part of the event was including 5 great shelter
>dogs from the Camden County Animal Shelter's Adopt A Pet
>program. Macho, Sandra, Spring, Roxanne, and Brenna were all
>doing their best to work the crowd and find a new home for
>themselves. They represented the many other fine dogs back at
>the shelter very well.
>
>4 Volunteers from the shelter also walked with us and helped
>hand out flyers for the CC Animal Shelter, and Collingswood's
>Stray Animal Fund event next week: the annual "Pet Portraits With
>Santa" (Dec. 5 at Scissors & Suds! $7 donation )
>
>We also collected over $80 for the CC Animal Shelter.
>
>And on top of all that, we had a great time and made alot of
>people smile. Parade watchers of all ages just love seeing and
>meeting the dogs in the parade.

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