Crazy Kiya

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Crazy Kiya

By: kiyajoSubscribe Channel: Pets & Animals Monday, Jul 12 , 10 at 2:33 PM
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I attended kirkwood community college for pet grooming in 2009. I was required to take a class where you have to train a dog that is currently in a local shelter. When I seen kiya, who at the time had no name, sitting in her kennel I knew she was the dog I had to work with. Once the semester was up we got graded on how well we trained the dog and we also got the option to adopt them. Kiya and I got along so well and had won each other's hearts that I knew I couldnt let her go. I have had Kiya for over a year now and she never fails to keep a smile on my face. Between her crazy sleeping positions and spinning in crazy fast circles when she is excited, she always puts a smile on everyones faces.

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Bree says ... on Friday, Jul 16 at 11:50 AM

What a great story! Glad she found a loving forever home.

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