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These dogs need a home NOW!!! [img]http://www.nebraskaanimalrescue.org/CBHSanimals/3816.jpg[/img] EXTREMELY URGENT #3816 Rottweiler I am a 2 year old female who was found as a stray. I've got the nicest smile and biggest heart. I am purebred and not docked. IN 12/10/02. Available now. Council Bluffs Animal Shelter 2821 S. 15th Street Council Bluffs, IA 51501 (712) 328-4656 [url]http://solas.networku.net[/url] [img]http://www.nebraskaanimalrescue.org/CBHSanimals/3292.jpg[/img] EXTREMELY URGENT #3292 Corgi Mix My name is Rogue. I am a 1 year old female who's as sweet as can be. Owner Surrender. IN 12/09/02. Available now. Council Bluffs Animal Shelter 2821 S. 15th Street Council Bluffs, IA 51501 (712) 328-4656 [url]http://solas.networku.net[/url]

This is the first Surprising ad :o :o Free to right home: 2yr old Harlequin Great Dane, spayed female, 784-9321 Not surprising. 2. Free to good home: 2yr old female Australian Shepherd mix, very friendly, 677-0885 This is ridiculous! 3. 8 week old female wolf/ lab mix puppy Good temperament. 1st shots. Looking for good home, $50/obo 863-4142

UG! :o Poor Guy! :cry:

Tell me where you get it and how much it was, cause I need one to! (so Winnie can come on car trips and not cover the car with white hair!) :roll: :lol:

atwha isa attha ouya aysa? :lol:

What's that in english? :o :lol:

[b]And [i]please[/i] don't breed.[/b]

For a dog with arthritis, I would look into Glucosamine Chondroitin pills for it.

:o I was thinking outside labs? What does that have to do with Dusty the golden?? :lol:

[size=2]Here's a good GSD animation! [/size]:D [img]http://216.40.241.209/webgraphics/clipart/animals/dogs/clipart_animals_dogs_028.gif[/img]

YEA!

[quote]Ivermectin (keep in mind that this drug has ONLY been approved for cattle, NOT small animals[/quote] Isn't it for horses to? I used to use that stuff to get rid of mites on my rabbits, works great!

I know of a person who debarked their dog and now it goes YIP YIP YIP! Really high pitched! :-?

Winnie's nose is pink now! :D (don't like it as much as her usual chocolate nose, yep chocolate! :lol: )

Hey, did you get that off Wildlife Safari's website?

You've probably heard this a million time, but I'll share it with you anyway. It is what some of the shelters put after the info about a dog on petfinder. "I am here waiting for you. Do you think of me? I am here waiting for you. Can you set me free? I somehow lost my home. I'm not sure of folks I meet. I found myself alone, Lost and frightened in the street. I tried to make some friends, but was shooed and pushed away. Is this the way it ends, just another stray? So much danger in the air! My presence brings on fear! Not welcome anywhere! People run when I get near! Picked up by the dog cops and put in a foster home. The food and care here are really tops but still so all alone. I won't take too much space, just a small room in your heart. A teeny, tiny little place, where I can make a start. No, I'm not a cute little puppy, But I won't pee upon your floor. I just need someone to love me, Please open up the door. I am here waiting for you. Where ever can you be? I am here waiting for you. Can you spare some love for me?" *poem by Judith D. Steele

By the way, she's a liver.

I guess I'll think about it. This girl here is up for adoption and she sounds like a darling, but I can't get a dog till june when our grass is grown. :cry: (we just put a manufactured home in our pasture and that's where we're living) It's a bad pic, she is a lot cuter. :D [img]http://www.petfinder.com/fotos/OR38.1283058.jpg[/img] Here's the info on her: Notes: New picture and new name..Zoe. WOW someone lost a great dog! This is a little..and I mean little girl. She is about 43 lbs, and 19" tall. She is about the size of a 6-8 month old dalmatian. My vet has put her age at about 5 years old, so she is done growning. And for those of you that have seen her page before, she can hear, she's a little shy, very mellow, and very quiet. She has gotten along wonderfully with my two dogs (a male Rottie and a female Dal) and is not interested in the cats at all. She likes to be close to you (like right now she is under my desk sleeping) Oh, and the cutest thing, she smiles :-) Dally grins for everyone :-)She is house broken, knows some commands and learning more, very quickly. She is already crate trained, and will sometimes go into her crate on her own for naps. She really likes to snuggle. Zoe would be great in any home, with or without kids or other pets. I really can't say enough great things about this pup! I was wondering...we are thinking about adopting a BC, and then getting a Dal (not sure if a puppy or adoption), and I was wondering if 1. you think that a BC and a Dal and a Lab would get along, and 2. if my 7 year old lab would be unhappy because she has been the only dog for 7 years. ??? Not sure about those if you can help that'd be great! :D

But I like black :( Not sure if there will be any livers anyway.

:lol: So they're rearing to go, huh? :lol:

Does this happen with frontline to???

And if they kept them in cages like these how would they get enough exercise to be in shape for the race? [img]http://www.helpsleddogs.org/Images/dog1.JPG[/img]

Here's what she said. I got Seana because I know the line, I've been watching this line show for years and I've not seen any problems with the hips. Dysplasia is not as much of a problem with Dals (as it is with Labs), not to discount it certainly, but most of her pedigree is OFA'd and I've watched enough of it to know there was no worry. The search for Seana was a very long one, my last pup I bought ended up with rage syndrome so I was very careful in my choice. You'd have to watch Seana play keep away (her favorite game) to know those hips have no problems! That girl can get in and around the tightest corners! I was thinking about your exercise question the other day and thought I shouldn't have given you the idea these dogs are couch potatoes.(althou they are that also!) You'd have to know their personalities so here goes: Roameo: his main goal in life is to snuggle, with anyone. He didn't play as a puppy, he's still more like Eeyore Mickey D: is more like Tigger, he never stops bouncing and playing. I call him my bouncing baby boy. Katie: who has an almost never-ending game of tug-a-war going with Mick or Seana Seana: the keep away queen, catch me if you can! With four dogs, they get plenty of exercise just playing with each other along with running in the backyard. You'll see how well she moves at the show. I'm fully expecting her OFA to be good if not excellent. What days are you coming to the show? Looking forward to meeting you then!

I don't know much about this sport, but here's my opinion. The dogs I've seen sledding stuff have all been having a ball! That pic doesn't even look like a dog is being drug at all! Just looks like somethings on the ground! (like you said it was) A quote from the site: [quote]Jon Saraceno discussed the Iditarod dog sled race in his article "Grueling Iditarod not even fit for dogs," [/quote] What is it fit for? The dogs have been bred to do this and as I said before, I think they truly enjoy it! I realize there are probably people who do it that just want to win and don't care about their dogs, but that doesn't mean the whole thing is bad!!! :mad: Oh, and all the sports guys quotes on there? Well how different is this than people killing each other in hockey or beating each other up in boxing and stuff? Correct me on any of this that is wrong. I will be back. (after I look at more dumb stuff on this site!)

Just sent her an email with that question now. :D [quote]Actually Dalmatians (its an a not an o at the end! arg , sorry pet peeve of mine.) [/quote] Yeah, when I was first looking around for a breeder, I couldn't figure out why I couldn't find it! (spelled it wrong) Since then I have been careful to not spell it wrong. Did I goof and put a o?