Another Titled Dog in a CT Dog Pound...................... - Page 2

First off, the dog is currently in a foster home.  She is in no danger of being euthanized.  Breeder refuses to take the dog back.

Some dog aggression.  She has some arthritis.  Foreclosures.  Very High drive.  Has a Therapy Dog Title, CGC, CD and 2 legs of CDX.  Just on Glucosimine.    On RAW diet.  Can tolerate good kibble.  Grandfather was import.  Sire was a K-9 officer in the local town.  Ball drive.  Good tracking skills.  Great in public.  Good in vehicle.

Likes to swim.  No food aggression issues.  Guardy with other dogs, just postures.  Loves kids.  Current on all vaccines, spayed, big girl.  Long hair.  6 yrs old.  DOB: 3/3/02

Hips and elbows are exrayed, no dysplasia, just arthritis.

Chris, the foster home, 860-464-7336

Completely housetrained.  High excitability with kids. Crate Trained.  Cats/Small dogs are fine.  Pack Mentality and prey driven.  Toy aggressive.  Dominant.

Adoption fee is negotiable.  References will be checked.  No Out of state adoptions. 

 Oh great...someone who thinks it is legitimate to violate leash rules because such rules don't apply to her dog is going to save the dog......the dog would be better off with someone with real credentials.

Sharon,

I have no intention of taking the dog into my home.  I simply said that I would pay the dog's adoption fee.

The dog is in CT not Florida.

Get a life, you only think you know something, and that would be what you get for thinking....

Karla,

I know enough to know that you don't have any respect for rules. Putting other people and their dogs at risk is not most peoples' idea of a competent trainer. And a lot of people have now heard about how you flaunt rules. Taking advantage of situations just to further your own agenda is less than ethical. People here see what is going on Karla and most are not impressed that you have to  make bogus post after post just to get some advertising in. 

But keep it up. Maybe some fool will pay for your trip to Europe.

But if you use my name, at least spell it correctly. In the meantime, hopefully someone who knows something about GSDS will help the dog.