rsalomon13
New member
I know what you are talking about Mark. We looked into boxer rescue and it is harder then trying to adopt a kid. Glad you found one you like. I'll have to meet him when he comes home.
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4WRXter
Skier!
You do realize that puppies are so damn cute so that you won't kill them for all the "trouble" they put you through for the first year or two. My Brittany lived on looks alone for the first two years of her life. She was super energetic and excitable.
Wicked cute looking puppy there, Mark. I hope she works out for you. Definitely bring her to a meet. I'd love to see her in person. I'm a wicked dog/puppy lover.
Wicked cute looking puppy there, Mark. I hope she works out for you. Definitely bring her to a meet. I'd love to see her in person. I'm a wicked dog/puppy lover.
Mark
Active member
Some more pics of Kenny
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/markjrs3/Kenny/?albumview=grid
Some highlights:
http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/markjrs3/Kenny/?albumview=grid
Some highlights:
topdeeni
New member
yay Mark...nice dawg!
We went through the same thing with the adoption of a dog, we knew the breed we wanted and tried our best to rescue an animal to no avail. One day we ended up in a pet store in the mall and there was the breed. She wasnt looking very good and could only muster a five minute burst during our visit before needing to curl up on my lap and sleep after a coughing fit.
From what we saw the dog was pretty ill and probably heading back to the puppy mill in a cardboard box before to long so we bought her for full retail from a pet store so I busted out a credit card and hauled her right to a local vet.
A few months later and some huge vet bills later we were blessed with a happy healthy dog. After all was said and done (cost of the dog, vet, medicine, ect, ect) the start up cost on our dog had to B close to $3000.00...probably the most expensive rescue on the planet.
Would I do it again? hellz yeah... our dog is what U say a family member and integral part of our daily life; As it looks to B the case with a lot of other pet owners here.
matter of fact...wheres my dog right now.. I want to pat her on the head.
We went through the same thing with the adoption of a dog, we knew the breed we wanted and tried our best to rescue an animal to no avail. One day we ended up in a pet store in the mall and there was the breed. She wasnt looking very good and could only muster a five minute burst during our visit before needing to curl up on my lap and sleep after a coughing fit.
From what we saw the dog was pretty ill and probably heading back to the puppy mill in a cardboard box before to long so we bought her for full retail from a pet store so I busted out a credit card and hauled her right to a local vet.
A few months later and some huge vet bills later we were blessed with a happy healthy dog. After all was said and done (cost of the dog, vet, medicine, ect, ect) the start up cost on our dog had to B close to $3000.00...probably the most expensive rescue on the planet.
Would I do it again? hellz yeah... our dog is what U say a family member and integral part of our daily life; As it looks to B the case with a lot of other pet owners here.
matter of fact...wheres my dog right now.. I want to pat her on the head.
TheNailman
Warcock
aw jeez. . ..that pup is do damn cute. . .
