Doggy pics

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Newish pics. One on the right is for sale if anyone's interested



Brodie and one of our many fosters



Brodie the reindeer:



Our current foster, and probable keeper (he's getting to old to adopt out)

how could you sell that dog

Those are all good dogs

I need a dog

That one for sale looks exactly like my dad's dog.

Dodge wrote:how could you sell that dog

Yeah...seriously. Your wife needs to eat.

This picture is about the only time they have laid next to each other without fighting.

Mine (Ozzy):



Dad's (Tigger, Luke):



Mom used to have a Rott, but she died a few months ago of old age.

Benfolio, That one you have for sale, is it part pitt? It has similar markings, and kind of a similar body shape, but it looks too small, and too...not muscular. And I can't see all of its head, so I dunno.

Talon wrote:Mine (Ozzy):



Dad's (Tigger, Luke):



Mom used to have a Rott, but she died a few months ago of old age.

Sorry to hear about your mom.

Hey beni, my dog looks like your foster except it has only a little white on her chest and toes. No red rocket either.

wally since when do you have a dog?

here's mine

bailey, hes 10 now!

Dodge wrote:how could you sell that dog

We rescued her from Tennessee where she was thrown from a car and messed up her eyesocket, one of her toes when she was little. Her growth might have been stunted due to it, but she is a full blood pitbull. She is really fearful and after a year and a half of trying to rehabilitate her, she hasn't changed. Actually she's gotten worse and is unpredictable. On top of that she's had worms real bad this winter (which is why she's so skinny) and no matter what we do they keep coming back. We took her to a behavior specialist for evaluation and she failed horribly. Can't sell her, can't adopt her out, she's getting put down Monday. Best thing for everyone, especially her. She shouldn't need to live like she is.

Benfolio wrote:

Dodge wrote:how could you sell that dog

We rescued her from Tennessee where she was thrown from a car and messed up her eyesocket, one of her toes when she was little. Her growth might have been stunted due to it, but she is a full blood pitbull. She is really fearful and after a year and a half of trying to rehabilitate her, she hasn't changed. Actually she's gotten worse and is unpredictable. On top of that she's had worms real bad this winter (which is why she's so skinny) and no matter what we do they keep coming back. We took her to a behavior specialist for evaluation and she failed horribly. Can't sell her, can't adopt her out, she's getting put down Monday. Best thing for everyone, especially her. She shouldn't need to live like she is.

Poor dog...it's great that you've tried to take care of her and rehabilitate her as best as you can, but a pitbull with those kinds of problems is a recipe for disaster.

cam wrote:bailey, hes 10 now!

Aww, he looks like a good old boy.

Benfolio wrote:

Dodge wrote:how could you sell that dog

We rescued her from Tennessee where she was thrown from a car and messed up her eyesocket, one of her toes when she was little. Her growth might have been stunted due to it, but she is a full blood pitbull. She is really fearful and after a year and a half of trying to rehabilitate her, she hasn't changed. Actually she's gotten worse and is unpredictable. On top of that she's had worms real bad this winter (which is why she's so skinny) and no matter what we do they keep coming back. We took her to a behavior specialist for evaluation and she failed horribly. Can't sell her, can't adopt her out, she's getting put down Monday. Best thing for everyone, especially her. She shouldn't need to live like she is.

Awwww, that's too bad.

That's cool that you tried though and worked with her. Sometimes, animals just can't come back from what happened to them.

Benfolio wrote:

Dodge wrote:how could you sell that dog

We rescued her from Tennessee where she was thrown from a car and messed up her eyesocket, one of her toes when she was little. Her growth might have been stunted due to it, but she is a full blood pitbull. She is really fearful and after a year and a half of trying to rehabilitate her, she hasn't changed. Actually she's gotten worse and is unpredictable. On top of that she's had worms real bad this winter (which is why she's so skinny) and no matter what we do they keep coming back. We took her to a behavior specialist for evaluation and she failed horribly. Can't sell her, can't adopt her out, she's getting put down Monday. Best thing for everyone, especially her. She shouldn't need to live like she is.

aww..poor thing.

that's really sad about the pitbull.

I doggies

anyway

lol ry's dogs are backseat drivers

dude, ginger sits in the front seat....

Aristotle wrote:lol ry's dogs are backseat drivers

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