I am the mother of two rescues, and both are spoiled rotten. Dawg is a chow/golden retriever/austrialian sheepdog mix and is very territorial ever since we brought home Charlie, pound puppy, that the original owner lied, he has some form of epilepsy has siezures about once a month. If he goes on medicine, it could damage his liver, I am usually home all day so I can help Charlie thru his siezures and make sure he knows he's ok. As long as he doesn't seem to have complications I will not put him on medication, don't like the thought of him being doped up. Dawg only territorial around house or around my truck, other than that he is very friendly. Congrats on new family member.
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Our New Shelter Dog!!!
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Oh What a sweetheart!!!!, I can see now why your boyfriend just had to bring him home, and what a wonderful surprise that was!!!
Yeah for Fosters finding a new and forever home!!!!!!!!!
Yeah for Fosters finding a new and forever home!!!!!!!!!
He looks like such a sweetheart! Congrats and good job on adopting a doggie in need!!!!
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Thanks for all of the great feedback everyone! Fosters is doing wonderful! Colin is taking him in the morning to be neutered ( the shelter had a waiting list when he was adopted). So send him so good vibes...i'm pretty sure he'll bounce back quickly....he's such a sweet pup! Have a good day everyone! Fosters sends his love.
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just a quick update on Fosters surgery...it went smoothly, and he's recovering quite well.
I just love big dogs. Fosters looks like a great guy. Glad he came through his neuter fine. He is a lucky boy to have found a loving home!
