darkbay wrote:So I came across these two in the street they were dirty, full of fleas/ticks, they are really skinny (you can't really see it in the picture) and as soon as i let them into a building they passed out. I called them over and they came immediately, both were very friendly and I noticed the older one(probably the mom) has marks on her neck like she had a collar that was recently taken off. I wasn't going to leave them out there so I took them home.
The problem is that I am worried I took someones dogs away, I mean both were not spayed (where I live spayed dogs get free rabies shots, so almost all dogs with owners are spayed), obviously neglected and probably abandoned but I can't stop thinking that I stole someones family members.
This is them now after a bath and a much needed flea and tick treatmentdo you think that I took someones dogs?


























darkbay wrote:darkbay wrote:So I came across these two in the street they were dirty, full of fleas/ticks, they are really skinny (you can't really see it in the picture) and as soon as i let them into a building they passed out. I called them over and they came immediately, both were very friendly and I noticed the older one(probably the mom) has marks on her neck like she had a collar that was recently taken off. I wasn't going to leave them out there so I took them home.
The problem is that I am worried I took someones dogs away, I mean both were not spayed (where I live spayed dogs get free rabies shots, so almost all dogs with owners are spayed), obviously neglected and probably abandoned but I can't stop thinking that I stole someones family members.
This is them now after a bath and a much needed flea and tick treatmentdo you think that I took someones dogs?
Ok, unfortunately this continues. Yes, the mom has a chip but nobody is answering either of the numbers on the chip and according to the chip, they come from a city about two hours away.
The vet says that she has seen this before, too many times, that these dogs are probably abandoned and the there were definitely more puppies that most likely...if you get it, you get it.
They are currently enjoying a rawhide bone after eating so much food that I am worried they might burst. It is really sweet how they are sharing it, I am so used to fostering abused, resource aggressive dogs.
I sent a message to the owner on whatsapp and will keep on trying to call him tomorrow.
@Luzian
Thanks fir the advice. But the police will not do anything. The mom looks like a cannan dog and the puppy a supermutt both will be treated more like pests than dogs. All the police will do is laugh. I can't keep them I will look for a rescue (I won't find one willing to take cannan dogs, maybe the puppy- but just to sell her, there is not a single reputable rescue where I live), or find them a home as soon as possible. About the spaying, I will just have to hope the adopter does that.
Naeco wrote:darkbay wrote:darkbay wrote:So I came across these two in the street they were dirty, full of fleas/ticks, they are really skinny (you can't really see it in the picture) and as soon as i let them into a building they passed out. I called them over and they came immediately, both were very friendly and I noticed the older one(probably the mom) has marks on her neck like she had a collar that was recently taken off. I wasn't going to leave them out there so I took them home.
The problem is that I am worried I took someones dogs away, I mean both were not spayed (where I live spayed dogs get free rabies shots, so almost all dogs with owners are spayed), obviously neglected and probably abandoned but I can't stop thinking that I stole someones family members.
This is them now after a bath and a much needed flea and tick treatmentdo you think that I took someones dogs?
Ok, unfortunately this continues. Yes, the mom has a chip but nobody is answering either of the numbers on the chip and according to the chip, they come from a city about two hours away.
The vet says that she has seen this before, too many times, that these dogs are probably abandoned and the there were definitely more puppies that most likely...if you get it, you get it.
They are currently enjoying a rawhide bone after eating so much food that I am worried they might burst. It is really sweet how they are sharing it, I am so used to fostering abused, resource aggressive dogs.
I sent a message to the owner on whatsapp and will keep on trying to call him tomorrow.
@Luzian
Thanks fir the advice. But the police will not do anything. The mom looks like a cannan dog and the puppy a supermutt both will be treated more like pests than dogs. All the police will do is laugh. I can't keep them I will look for a rescue (I won't find one willing to take cannan dogs, maybe the puppy- but just to sell her, there is not a single reputable rescue where I live), or find them a home as soon as possible. About the spaying, I will just have to hope the adopter does that.
May I ask, where are you located (in general terms, such as state) and what is a canon dog?


























FishCat wrote:FishCat wrote:I need some advice
So I have a 9yr old Pomeranian (male)
And a 2yr old mixed breed (female(
Both have been done
So Jasper (Male) And Daisy (Female) Fight Alot, jasper is a small bean , and daisy is probs 2or 3x his size
Daisy has claimed the top dog spot, and gets extremely jealous if we pay attention to jasper, and Goes after him for no reason, if jasper runs into the kitchen,daisy will jump in with a growl
What the hey should I do
(Keep in mind jasper is technically my grandpas dog, and jasper has been living with us since November)
The first month or two, daisy was scared of jasper (lol) but not daisy understands she is bigger and has claimed top dog
Advicceeeee
I already pay much more attention to daisy because I can’t get alone time with jasper oof
But he is flooooof
Halp!








darkbay wrote:darkbay wrote:So I came across these two in the street they were dirty, full of fleas/ticks, they are really skinny (you can't really see it in the picture) and as soon as i let them into a building they passed out. I called them over and they came immediately, both were very friendly and I noticed the older one(probably the mom) has marks on her neck like she had a collar that was recently taken off. I wasn't going to leave them out there so I took them home.
The problem is that I am worried I took someones dogs away, I mean both were not spayed (where I live spayed dogs get free rabies shots, so almost all dogs with owners are spayed), obviously neglected and probably abandoned but I can't stop thinking that I stole someones family members.
This is them now after a bath and a much needed flea and tick treatmentdo you think that I took someones dogs?
Ok, unfortunately this continues. Yes, the mom has a chip but nobody is answering either of the numbers on the chip and according to the chip, they come from a city about two hours away.
The vet says that she has seen this before, too many times, that these dogs are probably abandoned and the there were definitely more puppies that most likely...if you get it, you get it.
They are currently enjoying a rawhide bone after eating so much food that I am worried they might burst. It is really sweet how they are sharing it, I am so used to fostering abused, resource aggressive dogs.
I sent a message to the owner on whatsapp and will keep on trying to call him tomorrow.
@Luzian
Thanks fir the advice. But the police will not do anything. The mom looks like a cannan dog and the puppy a supermutt both will be treated more like pests than dogs. All the police will do is laugh. I can't keep them I will look for a rescue (I won't find one willing to take cannan dogs, maybe the puppy- but just to sell her, there is not a single reputable rescue where I live), or find them a home as soon as possible. About the spaying, I will just have to hope the adopter does that.
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juliall wrote:Have you had dogs before? What breeds?
Yes, I currently have a labrador x pit mix, and a german shepherd x heeler.
Are there any breeds that have already caught your eye? If so, why?
Bernese Mountain Dog, Corgi.
I love the attitudes of the BMD, and have always wanted a Corgi, I think both breeds are quite smart.
How much time a day do you have to devote to training your dog?
I'd like to have at the very least 1-2 hours. I plan on training consistently throughout life as well.
What kind of grooming needs are you prepared to handle?
Whatever the animal needs.
What kind of energy level are you looking for?
I'd like an energy level that isn't too crazy, a dog that I can go out on walks with and play in the yard, but then one that can handle being inside as well.
What do you plan on doing with your dog?
Mostly family dog/companion. I'd like to do obedience just for fun though.
What size dog are you wanting?
I'm alright with any size.
What age dog are you looking for?
Whatever age.
What kind of livestyle do you live? (Active, couch potato etc)
I wouldn't call myself a couch potato, but I'm not super active. I'd love to go on walks, etc.
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