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ronsroni 09-07-2012 04:45 PM

I say HE is a Heeler and YOU are a HEALER.
He is beautiful. Cesar had one on Dog Whisperer and it resembled this beauty.
How fortunate for LUCKY that you came along and that the neighbor saw the morons in the act of dumping.
Their loss is your gain.
His love and affection knows no bounds.
Heeler or Cattle dog, they both go for the "heels" and are great, loyal workers and companions. You have another true friend for life and he will never let you down.
No matter the heritage, you got what you needed and he is saved forever.
Wishing you all you wish for... and thensome.
Thx for saving another life.
roni

graciegirl 09-07-2012 06:55 PM

This little fellow is so CUTE and I checked him out right down to his puppy breath. He has the perkiest ears and bright eyes and that one spot over his eye makes him the quintessential "His Master's Voice" doggie.

He fits beautifully into his loving family and he is my neighbor!

Truman is a keeper for sure.

villager 09-07-2012 07:21 PM

I love puppy breath! It's the best, ever! I am so happy for Truman and his family!

obxgal 09-07-2012 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by bike42 (Post 551867)
Yes, we are going to keep him.

The vet says he's healthy and gave him all his shots + flea medicine. She says he's about 4 months old and she agrees with those of you who said Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler/Queensland Heeler).

He is doing beautifully in our home. My lab and weimaraner seem to enjoy having him around -- he's playful but not a pest. He's already showing his herding instincts, running circles around them when they play outside!

I just cannot believe that anyone could abandon such a sweet, smart puppy in such a heartless way.

Thanks to all of you TOTVers who have reminded us how fortunate we are.

I think it's wonderful of you to have rescued this dog, but I do not understand your disregarding the deed restrictions (2 pets per household.) I'm not a dog hater, but one reason I moved to the villages, was because of the restrictions.

bike42 09-08-2012 07:36 AM

Actually my next door neighbor will own him. We share an electric invisible fence that joins the two properties and have four dogs between us. thank you for your concern.

duffysmom 09-08-2012 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by bike42 (Post 553025)
Actually my next door neighbor will own him. We share an electric invisible fence that joins the two properties and have four dogs between us. thank you for your concern.

:pepper2: :pepper2:

gomoho 09-08-2012 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by obxgal (Post 552937)
I think it's wonderful of you to have rescued this dog, but I do not understand your disregarding the deed restrictions (2 pets per household.) I'm not a dog hater, but one reason I moved to the villages, was because of the restrictions.

Oh no you didn't just say that.:boom:

Mjune 09-08-2012 01:14 PM

He looks like an Australian Cattle Dog - nice dogs - med. size - very intelligent Mj.

Mjune 09-08-2012 01:20 PM

Glad you are not my neighbor if you are that picky. Who wants a ton of restrictions.
Be happy you are next door to such a wonderful person to rescue a pup. MJ

Patty55 09-08-2012 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by obxgal (Post 552937)
I think it's wonderful of you to have rescued this dog, but I do not understand your disregarding the deed restrictions (2 pets per household.) I'm not a dog hater, but one reason I moved to the villages, was because of the restrictions.

I've found that if you dress them alike nobody notices how many you have. :shrug: It works for me.

bkcunningham1 09-08-2012 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Patty55 (Post 553197)
I've found that if you dress them alike nobody notices how many you have. :shrug: It works for me.



:1rotfl:

Barefoot 09-08-2012 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Patty55 (Post 553197)
I've found that if you dress them alike nobody notices how many you have. :shrug: It works for me.

You come up with some great ideas! :D

ladydoc 09-09-2012 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by obxgal (Post 552937)
I think it's wonderful of you to have rescued this dog, but I do not understand your disregarding the deed restrictions (2 pets per household.) I'm not a dog hater, but one reason I moved to the villages, was because of the restrictions.

You moved here because of the restrictions? I moved here in spite of them.

keithwand 09-09-2012 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by obxgal (Post 552937)
I think it's wonderful of you to have rescued this dog, but I do not understand your disregarding the deed restrictions (2 pets per household.) I'm not a dog hater, but one reason I moved to the villages, was because of the restrictions.

Thankfully this beautiful dog was found alive and now has a loving home.
4 dogs between 2 neighbors = 2 dogs per household. Magic.

Today I told my 3 year old grandson that our 2 dogs were also my "boys".
He asked me if they were my sons?
Yep plus the others that resemble humans!

gomoho 09-09-2012 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ladydoc (Post 553453)
You moved here because of the restrictions? I moved here in spite of them.

Like you style:thumbup:

next3rd 09-10-2012 12:03 PM

Our son adopted a puppy a year ago that looked a lot like this little fella. The Humane Society posted that she was an Australian Cattle Dog mix. She is the smartest, most loving dog I've ever been around and gets a long with all other dogs and ever person she meets. I hope to meet him some day and introduce him to our Australian Shepard mix who misses our son's dog very much.


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