Archive for the 'Rescue' Category
Ask the Dog Guide: Shy Bernese Mountain Dog
August 20th, 2008Question: We have had a Bernese Mountain Dog for 4 months. She is almost 3, but was in a kennel for all her life (was never socialized). She is extremely shy indoors; stays in a corner; looks sad and depressed. We have to pull her to go into another room. I have gotten [...]
Book Review: “The Dogs Who Found Me: What I’ve Learned from Pets Who Were Left Behind”
July 22nd, 2008Ken Foster is a fan of Pit Bulls. I knew this even before I picked up “The Dogs Who Found Me”, as I had heard him speaking a while back on NPR and enjoyed what he had to say. Being that everyone knows I am a supported of Bully Breeds, I was given this [...]
“Designer” Breeds In Shelters
July 7th, 2008I am in the process of aiding a friend of mine in a search for a Standard Poodle rescue. I’ve been looking at breed specific rescues as well as local shelters. Last night I decided to log on to Petfinder.com and take a look at the dogs that are listed with them. [...]
Adopting Ex-Military Working Dogs!
May 26th, 2008On November 6th, 2000 Congress passed Resolution H.R. 5314, which allows civilians to adopt retiring (or “excess”) military working dogs (or MWD’s). MWD’s have given some great years of their lives serving their country and when they are ready for retirement they deserve to live in the lap of luxury - complete with comfortable [...]
Finding Perfection in Your Pup – Questions To Ask Yourself When You Are Looking For A New Puppy Or Dog.
May 10th, 2008You’ve decided you are ready for the serious responsibility of owning a dog! Congratulations! Dog ownership enriches our lives in so many ways; not only are canines our constant companions providing unconditional affection, they are also activity buddies, confidants and valued family members.
Now it is time to delve into some intense self-exploration about the [...]
