Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

We picked her up today, after she was spayed by the shelter. We
still haven't picked her name, because we want to see her in
action without aftereffects of anesthesia.

She's part lab, about a year old, weighs about 40 lb.

Either she's still quite anesthetized, or she is a very calm
girl. No problems on the ride home - she just reclined in her
crate and let me scritch her nose. A little hesitant in her new
home and new yard, but overcoming that quickly. She seems to be
house-trained, and has already selected her "spot" in the yard.
A definite leaner, loves to be scritched. Sleeping next to me
as I type this. I can't believe anyone could allow her to end up
in the shelter and not come looking for her!

FurPaw
--
Don't believe everything that you think.

To reply, unleash the dog.

They call "her" Mellow Yellow.............now try and get that song out of
your head! She looks fabulous, but 2 weeks of stability and she may be less
mellow. However, it's a good name for her to live up to!


"FurPaw" wrote in message
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Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

We picked her up today, after she was spayed by the shelter. We still
haven't picked her name, because we want to see her in action without
aftereffects of anesthesia.

She's part lab, about a year old, weighs about 40 lb.

Either she's still quite anesthetized, or she is a very calm girl. No
problems on the ride home - she just reclined in her crate and let me
scritch her nose. A little hesitant in her new home and new yard, but
overcoming that quickly. She seems to be house-trained, and has already
selected her "spot" in the yard. A definite leaner, loves to be scritched.
Sleeping next to me as I type this. I can't believe anyone could allow
her to end up in the shelter and not come looking for her!

FurPaw
--
Don't believe everything that you think.

To reply, unleash the dog.

"FurPaw" wrote in message
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Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

We picked her up today, after she was spayed by the shelter. We still
haven't picked her name, because we want to see her in action without
aftereffects of anesthesia.

She's part lab, about a year old, weighs about 40 lb.

Either she's still quite anesthetized, or she is a very calm girl. No
problems on the ride home - she just reclined in her crate and let me
scritch her nose. A little hesitant in her new home and new yard, but
overcoming that quickly. She seems to be house-trained, and has already
selected her "spot" in the yard. A definite leaner, loves to be scritched.
Sleeping next to me as I type this. I can't believe anyone could allow
her to end up in the shelter and not come looking for her!

FurPaw
--
Don't believe everything that you think.

To reply, unleash the dog.

I love her face, very expressive and what soulful eyes. My best dogs have
come from shelters, I think people give up too easily and just don't see
what's in front of their eyes.

You sound so good, she is obviously good for you. I know she will take good
care of you!
Karla

FurPaw wrote:
Meet ... Girl-Dog.


Really beautiful girl!

Love that muzzle. Does it feel as velvety as
it looks?

"FurPaw" wrote in message
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Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

We picked her up today, after she was spayed by the shelter. We still
haven't picked her name, because we want to see her in action without
aftereffects of anesthesia.

She's part lab, about a year old, weighs about 40 lb.

Either she's still quite anesthetized, or she is a very calm girl. No
problems on the ride home - she just reclined in her crate and let me
scritch her nose. A little hesitant in her new home and new yard, but
overcoming that quickly. She seems to be house-trained, and has already
selected her "spot" in the yard. A definite leaner, loves to be scritched.
Sleeping next to me as I type this. I can't believe anyone could allow
her to end up in the shelter and not come looking for her!

FurPaw
--
Don't believe everything that you think.

To reply, unleash the dog.

I have a feeling that you've already named her. And her name is GirlDog. I
like it.

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FurPaw wrote:
She's part lab, about a year old, weighs about 40 lb.

From the captions, I gather she's eating well! What a
fantastic face - I love the shading around the eyes. Lucky
you, lucky dog.
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

"FurPaw" wrote in message
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Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

She's lovely! Then again, I'm a sucker for black-masked dogs. :-)

Just curious... her tongue appears to have a purplish cast in the one
picture where it's sticking out; is that for real, or is it an optical
illusion?

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Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

She is really beautiful and seems to have a nice smile. Her black mask and
light tan coloring are similar to Muttley. She is a lucky Girl-Dog. Why not
name her GeeDee?

Paul and Muttley

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Meet Girl-Dog
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Welcome home Girl-Dog. She sounds like she has settled in and made
herself at home.

FurPaw

I have to wonder with you how could anyone leave such a sweet little
girl behind and not come and get her from the shelter.

I have been thinking of her today and I know she is so happy to have
such a loving home.


Be Free.....Judy

Ooooh, those eyes!

CleoPATra?

Gina in Virginia
http://www.webshots.com/user/ginainva

FurPaw wrote:
Meet ... Girl-Dog.

http://picasaweb.google.com/furpaw/G..._Day_1_061909#

We picked her up today, after she was spayed by the shelter. We still
haven't picked her name, because we want to see her in action without
aftereffects of anesthesia.

She's part lab, about a year old, weighs about 40 lb.

Either she's still quite anesthetized, or she is a very calm girl. No
problems on the ride home - she just reclined in her crate and let me
scritch her nose. A little hesitant in her new home and new yard, but
overcoming that quickly. She seems to be house-trained, and has already
selected her "spot" in the yard. A definite leaner, loves to be
scritched. Sleeping next to me as I type this. I can't believe anyone
could allow her to end up in the shelter and not come looking for her!

FurPaw