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muddyweb:

--- Quote from: "strapping young lad" ---be careful with rspca and animal shelter dogs as you have to be aware of the dog's history (ie WHY the dog is in the shelter in the first place)
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Be equally careful with some of the KC people !!!    Some of the "training" practices leave something to be desired.    A lot of the so-called breeders around are also responsible for a lot of the "surplus" dogs around...  it can be a minefield....  

I'd much rather my money went to someone who cared about looking after the animals than just making money from them  :(

...and it did, incidentally...   Katie is from the RSPCA ;-)

yer auld aunt nelly:
Well said both of my bullys are rescue, all my previous rotties were rescue and as long as you know your "doggie" basics anything thing can be worked out.Speaking personaly theres just to much puppie farming going on for my likeing

mud-club-matty:
me bros puppy

xxchrissixx:
I understand and we have owned two rspca dogs already we still have 1 and the other passed away 2 years ago, miss him so much he was a collie cross retreaver sorry cant spell lol.

They were both HARD AND PAINFUL work and we dont know weather we can do it again so that is why we are going for a labrador breeder we want a chunky headed traditional Lab, and it has to be black lol. my mum is very fussy  :roll:

Deb:
You could get in touch with the Cinnamon Trust........they foster and re-home dogs of elderly or ill people who are taken into hospital or care homes (or pass away).  One of our customers does alot of fostering for them and the dogs rarely have behavioural problems, which is often a reason dogs end up in rescue centres.

Although saying that our Lurcher was from the dogs home, and we had no history and apart from being a loon he is fab!!

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