Urgent long-coat GSD in MD - Page 3

OH boy thats a shame .There nice dogs.I hope someone can help them !! OH good i see you did help them good for you John.and shelly.i really do need new glasses..

Thanks for posting the pictures John and doing the eval on both of these dogs. Unfortunately they are certainly NOT safe yet. We are working on transporting the long-coat and trying to find another rescue for the sable.  The shelter will hold htem for as long as they can but when space is needed they will be the first to go. 

Amy

Darn! i need new eyes .I thought they were safe .now i feel bad again.

I hope you can spring them and find them good forever homes. The gray dog is clearly a working line dog. Please work hard to get him out of danger. My prayers are with you. Wish I could more to help.

Thanks again John.

All for the love of the breed, SS

Bump Sounds like help is still needed

I love the way that working line boy is focusing on John in the one pic. [Sigh!] If only this town didn't have a 2 dog limit, and between my two GSD's and my house mate's 5 pound mutt, we're over the limit already!

Update on these two dogs, long  coat was adopted and the sable went to rescue so both are safe!  Wish all ended up this way! Thanks to John for his help in temp testing these two it made all the difference.

Amy

What good news! This made my day.

SS

NO surprise both dogs were atractive dogs, it makes me wonder why any one would want to get rid off those dogs. I am glad they found new homes.

I can't get the picture of the attentive gray boy with the cool triangle ears and the pencilled toes out of my head. Would that I had the spaceand time for another dog here at Chez Strohl...

SS