First attempt at posting pics. Wish me luck!!
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Testing to see if I can post a pic. This is my grand-dog. He is part Pitt Bull and part Bassett Hound. He is the best natured dog ever. He has had to have surgery on his front legs because they buckle. He was rescued from our local Humane Society. It this posts, I am a very HAPPY CAMPER!!!
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Congrats on the dog and on the posting; I tried to post one earlier today and just couldn't get it to work...will try again tomorrow...he really is a sweet dog. I have two Grand Cats, Tyler and Jules and they are beautiful also. Tyler is about 16 lbs and Jules is about 13 lbs....she appears dainty next to Tyler......
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First, congratulations on successfully posting a picture!
But more importantly, thanks to the person that rescued this sweet dog and got him the surgery. My dog is a mix of australian shepherd and chow (supposedly undesirable) and she is beloved by my whole neighborhood - she is the most gentle and calm dog and lets little kids run all over her (she looks like a teddy bear). Give your grand-dog a hug for me!
But more importantly, thanks to the person that rescued this sweet dog and got him the surgery. My dog is a mix of australian shepherd and chow (supposedly undesirable) and she is beloved by my whole neighborhood - she is the most gentle and calm dog and lets little kids run all over her (she looks like a teddy bear). Give your grand-dog a hug for me!
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Congratulations on being able to post the picture and on your grand-dog. Those front legs look like they came from the basset (we used to have one) and I can see why your pooch has problems. Ours was a rescue, too. The only way to go! Thanks for sharing.
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