Thread: The "new" dog.....

Originally Posted by stanleyk

I may be out voted on this one.

I think you already outvoted yourself! You're taking photos of him... you're attached. Whats his name now?

He's a lovely dog and looks to have been well cared for. He's so little and who knows, he may just keep the others in check!

I never understand just dumping a dog in the park when you could at least take him to the shelter. Good Karma for you and the Dog gods will be pleased ;-)

Originally Posted by olli

You're a good man. Bless you.

+1

You should volunteer to take pictures at the local dog shelter. They wouldn't have a single one left.

Are you certain it doesn't say "dog rescue" on the side of your vehicle?

Just to point out, BTW, that second shot is excellent.

The dogs that find you are the best kind to keep. It's like they were sent to you. We had our dog Dustie, who found my husband for about thirteen years. She might have been fourteen. And that little guy he doesn't take up room at all.

Originally Posted by Isoterica

The dogs that find you are the best kind to keep. It's like they were sent to you. We had our dog Dustie, who found my husband for about thirteen years. She might have been fourteen. And that little guy he doesn't take up room at all.

When I was a kid we had a similar experience. Our Labrador returned home with a Collie in tow. She stayed, and was just so at home. There were signs of rough treatment, but she recovered.

Our cat (sorry, cat in a dog thread) is a rescue. He seems happy to have acquired us.

Little B is also a rescue dog, rescued at 3 weeks old from a gypsy camp. He's a really good natured dog but his whole demeanour changes as soon as he sees men in big working boots. I think he was probably kicked as a pup, he trembles even if I hold him.