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TIA - 3yrs = All Black - long coat - female
Topic Started: 24 Jun 2009, 08:19 PM (827 Views)
biggsd	24 Jun 2009, 08:19 PM Post #1
2 days in rescue can be a long time Posts: 5,383 Group: biggsd/Admin Member #1 Joined: 22 April 2005 Postcode: KT16	TIA - 3yrs = All Black - long coat - female - exuberant little lady - does everything at 100 miles per hour - a very friendly little whirlwind - although good with everything - no children or cat she would just overwhelm them Lyn may have more GSDS for rehoming that are not posted here so please phone her for a update on her dogs If you can offer a home,please call German Shepherd Rescue ,please note that Lyn does not visit this site often so a phone call would be advisable. German Shepherd Rescue West Essex 01279 412863
	Theres a home out there for EVERY dog German Shepherd Rescue Surrey. 01932 571268 http://www.vigilgsdrescue.co.uk john@biggsd.com oldfart@littlegsd.com http://www.kay9services.co.uk http://www.staffierescue.co.uk


Astralhaze	24 Jun 2009, 10:29 PM Post #2
You're Damed If You Do & You're Damed If You Don't Posts: 5,397 Group: Moderators Member #2,000 Joined: 31 July 2008 Postcode: GU16
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nessa	26 Jun 2009, 04:07 AM Post #3
Another Member of the SLOW people's Club Posts: 3,867 Group: Members Member #2,092 Joined: 14 August 2008	Another gawjuss babe....
	The more people I meet the more I love my dogs


B4paws	26 Jun 2009, 08:10 PM Post #4
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	awwww she's scrummy-lumptous, and just my sort of forward going GSD I want , I want, I want ........ but can't have......... so many gorgeous black shep girlies at the moment, I really shouldn't be looking I need a mansion.............. How old would brats need to be ?? mine are 12 & 14 ????? Bridge Edited by B4paws, 26 Jun 2009, 08:11 PM.



biggsd	8 Jul 2009, 05:53 PM Post #5
2 days in rescue can be a long time Posts: 5,383 Group: biggsd/Admin Member #1 Joined: 22 April 2005 Postcode: KT16	Tia is in foster in London so she can attend regular training sessions and learn some etiquette. She is a beautiful girl just so exuberant!!
	Theres a home out there for EVERY dog German Shepherd Rescue Surrey. 01932 571268 http://www.vigilgsdrescue.co.uk john@biggsd.com oldfart@littlegsd.com http://www.kay9services.co.uk http://www.staffierescue.co.uk


B4paws	9 Jul 2009, 01:12 PM Post #6
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	hey!! exuberance is always better than shy, scared or timid in my book soooo hope she gets a loving family sooooonnnnn



Norfolksue	9 Jul 2009, 01:15 PM Post #7
GSD Addict Posts: 906 Group: Members Member #2,520 Joined: 25 October 2008 Postcode: IP20	B4paws 9 Jul 2009, 01:12 PM hey!! exuberance is always better than shy, scared or timid in my book soooo hope she gets a loving family sooooonnnnn Bridge, you're gonna have to work on the OH, Tia would be lovely with Gypsy
	Otto wot loves everybody! Sue..........Senior moments a specialiteeeeeeeeee.............


B4paws	10 Jul 2009, 11:10 PM Post #8
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	I know .... I know....... ..... it would be sooo good to help another very gorgeous shep in need ..... but you know we've got our Woody to consider in all this too, and I'd hate to feel I've shuffled him off before his time I'd have about 5 or 6 off here by now, given an unlimited choice but knowing my luck, when the times right there won't be that special shep that I fancy available ??????? I realy want this very lovely girl to get the best home she can have, just a shame it won't be me ..... ( OH has said he defo don't want another poopy ... so I'm getting him round to my way of thinking....... ) ( NOT that he normally gets ANY choice ! )



B4paws	12 Jul 2009, 08:33 PM Post #9
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	Bump diidy bump



Norfolksue	12 Jul 2009, 09:10 PM Post #10
GSD Addict Posts: 906 Group: Members Member #2,520 Joined: 25 October 2008 Postcode: IP20	I must admit I keep coming back to this girly, I would love to get a friend for Otto and she seems lovely. Otto is pretty bombproof around other dogs and relatively calm as 9month old pups go, his training is reasonably solid too but I still just wonder whether I should wait til he's a bit older
	Otto wot loves everybody! Sue..........Senior moments a specialiteeeeeeeeee.............


Morgan&Edenn	13 Jul 2009, 01:01 PM Post #11
GSD Annointed Member Posts: 1,119 Group: Members Member #608 Joined: 10 March 2007 Postcode: TQ4	I really like your thinking Sue, i get...very well not upset or anxious.... but uneasy when I read people getting a second dog before their dog has come into their own either due to still being young or because it has been in the family la very short period of time....or reading about people getting new dogs days/weeks after losing one, in which case I wonder if it is really fair on a rescue dog to have that on their shoulders when their new family is still to freshly into the grieving process. I dont however think in your case that this in anyway would be what you are doing All dogs are individuals , you know Otto and where he is in his training and development and if he is ready to not be the sole focus of your attention, and only you know if you could have spare the same amount of time as you do on his training for a second dog. If you are responsible enough to have seriously thought about all the issues, such as if it is best for both Otto and Tia, you should rest assured in the knowledge you are responsible enough to trust you instincts



theshepherdwoman	16 Jul 2009, 10:49 AM Post #12
GSD Puppy Posts: 100 Group: Members Member #1,077 Joined: 18 August 2007	The least i would have another dog would be a two year gap, but i always go for three years as they get older you have two old dogs! And we all know shepherds are still puppyish at two years. My troy is five and still runs like a racehorse



B4paws	16 Jul 2009, 11:48 AM Post #13
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	Any update on how whirlwind Tia's doing with her training and settling in to foster home????? And pleeezzee Bridge



B4paws	19 Jul 2009, 12:23 AM Post #14
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	Bump can't believe no-ones interested in this girl???????? Hope she's doing OK in foster???? Please update Bridge



B4paws	24 Jul 2009, 12:44 PM Post #15
B4paws Posts: 223 Group: Members Member #2,541 Joined: 31 October 2008 Postcode: NR13	Bump hellooooo .... anyone able to give an update on Tia???? She can't possibley still be waiting??? Edited by B4paws, 24 Jul 2009, 12:48 PM.



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