Looking spiffy!
The "big" shelter...6 dogs...
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by cheekymunkee » May 17th, 2007, 10:01 am
He looks MUCH more comfy!
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by luvmypitties » May 17th, 2007, 10:10 am
He looks a lot better now!
We have these terrier things that are only 5 months old and they are like that. They try to bite us if we pick them up and they are mean little buggers but they all learn to eventually come around. And for the ones who done we euthanize too. I think the rescue I work for doesnt do it enough.
We have these terrier things that are only 5 months old and they are like that. They try to bite us if we pick them up and they are mean little buggers but they all learn to eventually come around. And for the ones who done we euthanize too. I think the rescue I work for doesnt do it enough.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with Mick and Christine! We love you both!
RIP my precious Noah! You are greatly missed and still so loved!!! 7-12-06-- 2-21-07
RIP Abby! I always loved you!
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by msvette2u » May 17th, 2007, 10:46 am
Today brings much improvement. He's afraid but of the DOGS here not us.
He now goes in and out his crate. Once he becomes confident that he won't be attacked I think he'll do well.
I have a foster home which is somewhat calmer than our own home and she may take him. If so, I'm sure it will help him come out a bit more.
He went in and out our front door just fine this AM as long as I went first. He was shaking so hard, and I picked him up and cuddled him and he finally quit shaking. That's encouraging that he accepts human comfort and doesn't react badly to it, that tells me his fright is from the other dogs.
This is him, far right. There's 2 dogs w/him...both were fighting and beating him up:
He now goes in and out his crate. Once he becomes confident that he won't be attacked I think he'll do well.
I have a foster home which is somewhat calmer than our own home and she may take him. If so, I'm sure it will help him come out a bit more.
He went in and out our front door just fine this AM as long as I went first. He was shaking so hard, and I picked him up and cuddled him and he finally quit shaking. That's encouraging that he accepts human comfort and doesn't react badly to it, that tells me his fright is from the other dogs.
This is him, far right. There's 2 dogs w/him...both were fighting and beating him up:
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