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Originally Posted by Lauri & The Gang
We need pictures!!!
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I will get some and post them as soon as I get her home, and maybe even tomorrow when I go to volunteer (I'd actually be bringing her home then except I have a commitment that will keep me overnight this weekend, so not ideal for a new dog!). I'll be taking her out and I'll try to snap a few pics.
I'm still figuring out potential names so I'll likely post a pic and ask opinions.
I won't tell you what I'm thinking yet, though, so as not to bias anything. After all, even if she goes back to the shelter, she'll need a good name for her new life.
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Originally Posted by Felix's Proud Mammy
Tell me more about this SAR pre-eval, I am working now to get Felix in with my local team. He has all of the above attributes which is why I thought it'd be a PERFECT fit for him.
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I'll send you a PM shortly.
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Originally Posted by jocoyn
Sounds great! It would be well adapted to your climate too I would think.
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Definitely. That's one of the reasons I love heelers...they're bred for a similar climate to where I live--arid, extremely hot during the summer, but cold winters and downright frigid temperatures and heavy winter storms at higher elevations--and they're very well suited to it. I've actually also been eyeing a Husky mix who has unfortunately been in the shelter for a long time due to her temperament (which I love, and is well-suited to SAR, just too intense for most pet homes), but her trouble with the heat has prevented me from moving on her yet.