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Lisa! said:I just saw this thread so:
Sorry about your loss!
Congrats on your new puppies!
PS Congrats on your titles!
Thanks lisa!
Lisa! said:I just saw this thread so:
Sorry about your loss!
Congrats on your new puppies!
PS Congrats on your titles!
Kurdt said:New photo. http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/8554/4girlszu9.jpg" [Broken].
Evo said:So sweet! You're not going to get her ears and tail cut are you?
lisab said:They're beautiful. And so shiny, they looked as if they have been waxed!
Shouldn't their eyes be open? Or are they all asleep?
Evo said:So sweet! You're not going to get her ears and tail cut are you?
They're pretty light too! 0 lbs on the scale.Kurdt said:New photo. http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/8554/4girlszu9.jpg" [Broken].
Astronuc said:They're pretty light too! 0 lbs on the scale.
What an absolute doll! The breeder seems very conscientious, it's not some puppy mill.Kurdt said:My favourite little girl. I hope we get her.
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Evo said:What an absolute doll! The breeder seems very conscientious, it's not some puppy mill.
Kurdt said:P.S. The tails aren't cut, they're banded. I don't think breeders cut much.
Schrodinger's Dog said:Not any more docking was only done for certain animals because they made them better for hunting or seemed to avoid certain genetic problems. This was found to be pretty much useless I think particularly in pet animals IIRC. So these days they don't do it. Cutting their nads off or spaying them, is bad enough I think, although I see the necessity there.
turbo-1 said:My wife and I visited a Humane Society Shelter today, but they had only large dogs for adoption, and given the size of our little log house, we'd like a compact dog. We're on the waiting list for a smaller dog. I'd love to find a Westie or a Scotty in a shelter (like that's ever going to happen!) - they are such smart tenacious little guys.
Here is my cousin's Westie - "Sparky". They bought him a Shrek "Donkey" thinking he might like to play with it, but he didn't show any interest, so my cousin played with Donkey and gave him Sparky's favorite bone toy. That was a mistake. Donkey became Sparky's instant enemy and if Donkey is within reach, Sparky will bite Donkey on the crotch and thrash him violently from side to side. My cousin and his wife thought that it would be fun to make Sparky pose with Donkey for their Christmas card a couple of years ago. Sparky was obedient, but he was certainly NOT happy about the photo-shoot.
OMG! They are so precious!Kurdt said:Had a few more pics (3weeks and 3 days old):
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They are so cute! :!)http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/2249/dsc07464pu8.jpg" [Broken]
http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/3701/dsc07467sr5.jpg" [Broken]
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/9789/dsc07469cw2.jpg" [Broken] :uhh:
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