goeduck
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She looks like she is waiting for you to run with her
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bunyip
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Daughters Tibetan Spaniel hopelessly tangled in hay net.
I took a round bale out and unwrapped the net so we could put a hay net on, a hay net is a heavy string net that the round bale is placed in and restricts how much a horse can take from the bale, it also stops them tearing it to pieces and spreading it around, she threw the wrap on the ground and Toto (I call it Dodo) decided this would be fun to roll in, 30 seconds later he was hopelessly entangled and stuck and looking a bit sheepish.
I took a round bale out and unwrapped the net so we could put a hay net on, a hay net is a heavy string net that the round bale is placed in and restricts how much a horse can take from the bale, it also stops them tearing it to pieces and spreading it around, she threw the wrap on the ground and Toto (I call it Dodo) decided this would be fun to roll in, 30 seconds later he was hopelessly entangled and stuck and looking a bit sheepish.
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BrokeFarmerJohn
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I know this really isn’t the place for this but I’m running out of places I can advertise. This is GiGi, 4 year old spayed Shepard, I’m looking to rehome.
I’m located near Columbus Ohio, I’m willing to drive and meet someone half way or something.
She’s been labeled as a Dangerous dog for nipping (Bruised) a FedEx driver in my yard. She’s in compliance now, that label only follows her inside Ohio, everything is transferable.
She’s very sweet, not violent, maybe a bit territorial. House broke, knows commands, electric fence trained, crate trained (I was told), spayed, up to date on everything, just got 3 year rabies.
If you all know someone looking for a dog or relatively close let me know. Thanks
Sigarms
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NEVER trust any animal that is cute looking:laughing:
Sigarms
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Hope you can find a home for her. I just got into trouble for taking in the neigbors dog who he dumped off at the pound but told everyone he found a home for him, and we're past our limit of dogs, and trying to find him a home after training him some more.
I don't want to get off the subject and derail a thread, but I have to ask, was the only "infraction" of the dog nipping (assuming skin not punctured) a fed ex driver on your property that has her labled as "dangerous"? Has other strangers been on your property and did she have a problem with them? I just find it hard to believe that the government can lable a dog dangerous for one "nipping" incident. Heck, if that were the case, pretty much every little yappy dog could be in jeapordy of being dangerous.
Look at the size of those paws!
GeneV
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I'm sorry, that sux. Was he a chinese crested or tibet terrier? Our abby kind of looks like him.
Alien
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Definitely not a Chinese Crested. (I have 2 Cresteds)
GeneV
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We adopted ours, the people at the dog pound said the litter were chinese crested powder puffs. But, googling pix, I think she looks more tibetan terrier.
This was a few years ago, Sofie and Max (we re-homed him after he killed one of our other dogs) and Abby...the chinese crested powder puff tibetan terrier or whatever she is.
Alien
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And a couple of Mareemas I see too!
One of ours is a CC Powder puff and the other is a hairy hairless. We rescued the hairy hairless and spent a fortune on his teeth. LOL He had practically no hair on his body so my wife shaved him and he now has a lovely coat of hair. Not fluff like the Powder Puff. He has a very unusual character and is very likeable but has an aversion to strange men. It took him 12 months to accept me after all the trauma his last owner put him through but now he is quite happy to jump up on my lap when he feels like it. My wife can't make a move without him following. He has the loudest howl of any dog I have ever heard.
The other Powder puff and Pug stick with me, but they all get along.
One of ours is a CC Powder puff and the other is a hairy hairless. We rescued the hairy hairless and spent a fortune on his teeth. LOL He had practically no hair on his body so my wife shaved him and he now has a lovely coat of hair. Not fluff like the Powder Puff. He has a very unusual character and is very likeable but has an aversion to strange men. It took him 12 months to accept me after all the trauma his last owner put him through but now he is quite happy to jump up on my lap when he feels like it. My wife can't make a move without him following. He has the loudest howl of any dog I have ever heard.
The other Powder puff and Pug stick with me, but they all get along.
