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So sorry to hear the bad news....
When we lost our last GSD at 13 i swore i wouldnt have another......But 3 months later we got Stan,our current GSD as i missed having a dog in the house..
But what i will say is if your the kind of person that loves dogs,then give another a good home.
When we lost our last GSD at 13 i swore i wouldnt have another......But 3 months later we got Stan,our current GSD as i missed having a dog in the house..
But what i will say is if your the kind of person that loves dogs,then give another a good home.
I am absolutely a dog lover! What's a GSD?German Shepherd Dog.
These are our two critters.
The grey one is a Chartreux named Nadia (when we rescued her the shelter said she was a Russian blue) Hence the Russian name. We never bothered changing her name to a French one.
The White & Tabby is a Japanese bobtail named Mado Kichi Musume. Which is Japanese for "window sill daughter" We call her Musume. Unfortunately she is in "the process" As she is 15 years old in this photo and will be 17 tomorrow, And is deaf. She still plays (a little) but mostly sleeps curled up beside us or on our laps.
The grey one is a Chartreux named Nadia (when we rescued her the shelter said she was a Russian blue) Hence the Russian name. We never bothered changing her name to a French one.
The White & Tabby is a Japanese bobtail named Mado Kichi Musume. Which is Japanese for "window sill daughter" We call her Musume. Unfortunately she is in "the process" As she is 15 years old in this photo and will be 17 tomorrow, And is deaf. She still plays (a little) but mostly sleeps curled up beside us or on our laps.
stephendutton
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Dora 9 week old Tibetan Terrier
I'm currently caring for Penny having had her spayed on Friday. Stressful is not the word.
She's either jumping around bursting stitches, trying to bite or lick the wound or laid out in a baby grow (to stop her getting to the wound) or a lampshade on her head. Constant supervision and eyes in back of head required.
She's either jumping around bursting stitches, trying to bite or lick the wound or laid out in a baby grow (to stop her getting to the wound) or a lampshade on her head. Constant supervision and eyes in back of head required.