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How does a dog like this
end up in rescue?
http://www.shepherdrescue.org/pages/tessa3.html Suja P.S. Yes, I know it's the wrong forum, but there are GSD lovers in our midst. |
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How does a dog like this
"Suja" wrote in message ... end up in rescue? http://www.shepherdrescue.org/pages/tessa3.html Suja P.S. Yes, I know it's the wrong forum, but there are GSD lovers in our midst. ============ Wow, I don't think she will be in rescue very long. She is beautiful. It is a sad story that someone's beloved pet would end up in rescue. |
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How does a dog like this
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"Suja" wrote: http://www.shepherdrescue.org/pages/tessa3.html Good question! Lovely dog. Is the owner speaking German a requirement that is holding up a good adoption? -- Janet Boss www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com |
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How does a dog like this
"Janet Boss" wrote in message: Good question! Lovely dog. Is the owner speaking German a requirement that is holding up a good adoption? I think that age is probably the number one factor. She's right at that age where people start thinking 'old dog, won't be with us for very long'. I'm guessing however, that she's likely to go quicker than others her age because she really does sound like a gem. There may even be a volunteer or two interested in her, so it will likely happen sooner rather than later. Suja |
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How does a dog like this
"Suja" wrote in message ... end up in rescue? http://www.shepherdrescue.org/pages/tessa3.html Suja P.S. Yes, I know it's the wrong forum, but there are GSD lovers in our midst. Damn you woman! I do not need a fourth dog and that is final. Beth |
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How does a dog like this
It's a shame that people look at age as a factor. I'd take an older dog any
day over a puppy. This from someone who just adopted a puppy. What was a I thinking..........lol It's when I see a dog like this that I wish she'd came along sooner I'd grab her up in a heart beat. Now that we are a 3 dog house no more dogs allowed I was told.. Celeste "Suja" wrote in message ... "Janet Boss" wrote in message: Good question! Lovely dog. Is the owner speaking German a requirement that is holding up a good adoption? I think that age is probably the number one factor. She's right at that age where people start thinking 'old dog, won't be with us for very long'. I'm guessing however, that she's likely to go quicker than others her age because she really does sound like a gem. There may even be a volunteer or two interested in her, so it will likely happen sooner rather than later. Suja |
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How does a dog like this
on Tue, 03 Jul 2007 15:01:06 GMT, "Suja" wrote:
end up in rescue? http://www.shepherdrescue.org/pages/tessa3.html Suja P.S. Yes, I know it's the wrong forum, but there are GSD lovers in our midst. Wow, what a spectacular dog! I hope the perfect family adopts her right away. It seems like she ended up in rescue because her owner died and didn't have definite arrangements made for her in advance. Something for everyone to think about, no matter how old/young or healthy you are right now. I will inherit all of my mom's pets. I certainly hope she stops getting more... but all of them will be mine when she goes. My animals also have a home should something happen to me, and money set aside for their care. -- Lynne |
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How does a dog like this
"Spot" wrote in message news:BgNii.11858$pa5.1866@trndny05... It's a shame that people look at age as a factor. I'd take an older dog any day over a puppy. This from someone who just adopted a puppy. What was a I thinking..........lol It's when I see a dog like this that I wish she'd came along sooner I'd grab her up in a heart beat. Now that we are a 3 dog house no more dogs allowed I was told.. Celeste "Suja" wrote in message ... "Janet Boss" wrote in message: Good question! Lovely dog. Is the owner speaking German a requirement that is holding up a good adoption? I think that age is probably the number one factor. She's right at that age where people start thinking 'old dog, won't be with us for very long'. I'm guessing however, that she's likely to go quicker than others her age because she really does sound like a gem. There may even be a volunteer or two interested in her, so it will likely happen sooner rather than later. Suja =========== I prefer mature adult dogs also; I have no interest in ever wanting to care for a puppy. |
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How does a dog like this
Lynne,
I have made arrangements for my dogs to be cared for in the event that they outlive me. It is a comfort to me to know they will be able to live out their days in their home Be Free.....Judy |
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How does a dog like this
Pfoley,
I am with you. I prefer an older dog any day. No puppies for me please. Because I have dogs that are well behaved, people often ask me puppy questions and I am then reminded how out of touch I am with handling puppies....I love to hug them, but I prefer them to be a little older. Be Free.....Judy |
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