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![The [mis]Adventures of Norah the Dog](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_M_CdhM5gIfw/Svcd7BG5gUI/AAAAAAAAA1k/yzxDGWA2pg0/S768/norahblog2.jpg)
About the Humans
The humans are Kerby and Chris.
Kerby works at the Illinois Math and Science Academy as a Hall Coordinator in Aurora, IL and Chris lives/works at Simpson College in Indianola, IA as a Residence-Life Area Coordinator.Together they are battling the challenge of a long distance relationship, planning a wedding for July 2010, figuring out how to fit both of their stuff in one apartment, and raising a dog named Norah!
Kerby works at the Illinois Math and Science Academy as a Hall Coordinator in Aurora, IL and Chris lives/works at Simpson College in Indianola, IA as a Residence-Life Area Coordinator.Together they are battling the challenge of a long distance relationship, planning a wedding for July 2010, figuring out how to fit both of their stuff in one apartment, and raising a dog named Norah!
About the Dog
Norah is the dog!
Norah is a corgi/heeler mix. She will be a year old in January 2010. In her short time being alive she has lived in 3 different homes before coming to live with us. She is a sweetheart and loves running. She came to us potty trained but appears to have a fear of going while on a leash and this has led to many long walks with no potty results. She'll go if she doesn't think humans can see her so we have to hide around a corner and use a very long leash to get her to do her thing, but with plenty of positive reinforcement we are hoping that she realizes it is OK to go to the bathroom even if humans can see her.
Norah is a corgi/heeler mix. She will be a year old in January 2010. In her short time being alive she has lived in 3 different homes before coming to live with us. She is a sweetheart and loves running. She came to us potty trained but appears to have a fear of going while on a leash and this has led to many long walks with no potty results. She'll go if she doesn't think humans can see her so we have to hide around a corner and use a very long leash to get her to do her thing, but with plenty of positive reinforcement we are hoping that she realizes it is OK to go to the bathroom even if humans can see her.
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