sunluvr_1976 asked:
I would love to rescue a young, male, GSD mixed with something like a Rat Terrier. I already have a 6month, female, GSD mix that would love a friend. They would be mostly indoor and well trained. I feed Innova (large breed puppy) formula and WILL NOT breed them. I am also going to get them certified as therapy dogs when they are old enough. I spoil my animals (in a good way); we go to the dog park weekly and then to McDonalds for ice cream cones. They get walks everyday and lots of love treats.
I have a 1yr old cat who plays with my dog already and a 5yr old son.
I live in OKC, OK and am willing to travel but not too far.
THANKS!!!
Lily asked:
Hi! Thanks for helping! My family and I are looking for a Lab/German Shepherd Mix Puppy for Adoption, preferably in new york or new england. we are hoping to find a special breeder, but if anyone knows where we can find a rescue, that’s great too. However, we’re really only looking for puppies. We have 2 pets, a German Shepherd Female REscue-very gentle, sweet, smart, and HUGE! and a cat-very fat!!
thank you!
Oh yeah, and we’re preferably looking for a black lab/German shepherd mix!
Lily asked: I usually don’t go to the internet for help but, my friend suggested I give this a try.
I rescued a German Shepherd about 8 months ago, he’s 2 years old. When I went to look at him they told me he was a sweet heart, good with other dogs, and it seemed it.
He was abused before I adopted him. He started showing slight signs of aggressive towards my Bull mastiff and I let them know it wasn’t on and upped my leadership role a lot. Everything seemed alright, until my boyfriend started coming over more, and he started growling at my boyfriend , and then other people coming over.
I’ve started to muzzle him on walks, and when guests are over, but I don’t know what to do.
I live about 5 hours away from a city, and the one trainer I found prices were out of my budget. Is it anything I can do? Is it hopeless?
I’ve used her methods, and they didn’t work at all. He’s not trying to protect me either, it’s fear based aggression.
Stephon Sanders asked:
Hello, my family is looking into adopting a chocolate labrador retriever. We live in NJ and are willing to travel anywhere in the tri-state area to find our new family member. Can you guys please tell us where we can find a respectable labrador retriever rescue in NJ, NY, or Pennsylvania. Thank you.
George J asked:
I am a first time dog owner and I am planning to get one of these dogs from a rescue. I think that rescue dogs are trained somewhat and need a loving home. I am financially ready and any one of these dogs will get plenty of excercise. I am looking for a good watch and protection dog. So which of these types would best fit for a family dog. We have no children under 16 in our family. Thanks for your comments.
sam asked:
me and my friends want to have a puppy rescue center at home(and cat!) we have a lot of space but we want 2 no every thing bout the laws! well we also have alot of strays!
Bill Brasky asked:
My puppy is a 9 mo old black lab. He is malnourished, not house broken, overly protective of me and my property, and won’t play nice with other dogs. How do I get him to relax in the house, and play better with other dogs.
Omega_Ray’s_Gal asked: A colleague has asked me to take her friend 3 year old black labrador… free of charge.
It has not been wormed, chipped or spayed or had flea treatment
However an interferring colleague said that I should pay for it seen as I am rescuing the dog. But I thought that if it is a pedigree, it should have all those things done to it as standard.
Am I wrong?
john asked:
My one year old male labrador is about 65-70 lbs. What will his mature weight be? I adopted him from a rescue group so I haven’t got a clue about the stock he comes from. Is he big for his age, small, or about right?
john asked:
I think my rescue dog is a cross of these two breeds. Anyone have any idea what this cross may look like?
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