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#1062 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Texas
Posts: 291
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Remington "Remy"(3/4/12) - My little "pistol" came into my life April 17th, and I haven't been happier since! ![]() -“If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.” |
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 1
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This is Ani. Her mother was an Australian Heeler, saved by a nice man in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. He did not know she was pregnant when he saved her, and when she produced eight puppies, he was unable to take care of the costs associated. Sadly, Ani and her brothers and sisters were split from the litter too young, a few days past four weeks old. My partner and I read extensively about working with singleton puppies, and we're getting bite inhibition down pat.
Her ears don't pop up, but do raise when she hears interesting noises. There are little tufts of fur poking out of them as well. She doesn't walk or run, she bounces everywhere. Her body is long and skinny, but her legs! She looks like a supermodel with those tall legs. An airplane could maneuver underneath her! Anyway, we got her when she was four weeks old and she is now seven, almost! eight weeks old. From the looks of her, could anyone suggest that her father was a German Shepherd? I will post more pictures if it would help to see an ear, or her tail, or a paw or two.
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Mal and Rae, the moms of: Piper, 3 year old Siberian Husky Katniss and Simba, 8 month old sister and brother kittens Ani, 7 week old unidentified beautiful mutt |
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#1069 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Inglewood, New Zealand
Posts: 344
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Drama for a GSD is about right too. Bear is my first Shep, and what a character. *Everything* is a drama!
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Ignorance is Fixable Contrary to popular thought, life does not hinge around big decisions at crisis points, but small everyday decisions that lead almost inexorably to crisis. Virtue lies in not being lazy when choosing, even in a small way. |
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