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Billie - a one year old Catahoula Leopard Dog. Energetic and full of life. She has a gray coat with black spots and would make a good dog for a ranch or farm. These dogs have great shepherding and hunting instincts.
Wow, the ghosts must save animals also, another revenue stream for prospect. I wonder if they listen to Bob Barker and have them spayed and neutered? Keep those ghosts working hard.
Wow, the ghosts must save animals also, another revenue stream for prospect. I wonder if they listen to Bob Barker and have them spayed and neutered? Keep those ghosts working hard.
There is no charge for pets adopted from the estate. If we spayed and neutered there would have to be a charge. We hope the new master will be responsible enough to have this done themselves.
Last edited by tutnkmn on Thu May 31, 2007 8:45 am; edited 1 time in total
Joined: 26 Aug 2007 Posts: 69 Location: Thornville Ohio
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 7:53 pm Post subject: puppies
Speaking of dogs, oh my. I have a Newfoundland female. Decided to get a male Landseer to mate with her a few years down the road. Well wouldn't you know it, he got her unbenounced to me and I now have eight large balls of fur to look after. They are now 4 1/2 weeks old and full of life. I don't know how people do this for a living, lot of work. But the joy from watching them play. They are so adorable. Newfoundlands look like little teddy bears as puppies, you just want to squeeze em! Has anyone else had the puppy experience?
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I have a Newfoundland female. Decided to get a male Landseer to mate with her a few years down the road. Well wouldn't you know it, he got her unbenounced to me and I now have eight large balls of fur to look after. They are now 4 1/2 weeks old and full of life. I don't know how people do this for a living, lot of work. But the joy from watching them play. They are so adorable. Newfoundlands look like little teddy bears as puppies, you just want to squeeze em! Has anyone else had the puppy experience?