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Love this story and might have teared up a bit! What a wonderful animal and looks like a great place to visit.
Thanks Kirsten! Yeah, I actually might have teared up a bit when I was writing and recalling the encounter. 😉 Thanks for taking the time to read and leave a comment. Hope all is well. Cheers!
Best. Story. Ever! Everywhere should have a Tyson! Now I want to go just to see him!
Ah, thank you so much Mike. The owner was telling me that Tyson has been his most valuable marketing asset…so many people have talked about how special Tyson is on social media that people have come to the inn just visit with the dog. Thanks so much for reading and taking the time to post a comment. Cheers!
Tyson was so cute! Couldn’t get enough of ‘fetch’ haha. I liked the interview you did with Mark – I was so curious how they got him because he mentioned it was a bit of a sad story.
I just wrote my recap of Rosleague here, if you want to read:
https://shershegoes.com/rosleague-manor-hotel/
See you soon hopefully!
Hey Sher…thanks for stopping by. Glad you like the post. Yes, hopefully soon! You should do a trip to AZ to get out of the cold of NYC. 😉
Tyson is awesome! This seriously makes me want to go stay at Rosleague Manor haha. I love that you did a K9 piece! You could start your own column like Humans of New York but K9’s of the World! Haha
lol…thanks for the suggestion Megan. Yes, Tyson was so awesome indeed. Thanks so much for stopping by. Cheers!
I loved your story about the K9 in Ireland. I didn’t expect to be crying in my coffee this morning. 🙂 I’m looking forward to reading more about your visit to Ireland.
Hey Hattie…thank you so much. I almost cried writing it. Glad you enjoyed. Cheers, Mike