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post #41 of 69

1/19/12 at 8:27am

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I'm a little confused. I thought the doberman you found was a male. The people who came for the dog lost a female doberman?

Well I actually never said what sex the dog was. I looked back to see if I actidentlly implyed that and didn't see that. To be honest I hadnt' looked when I started this post lol, it was dark and I didnt' want to bend over and look at a strange dog, almost got bite in the past for being to friendly with a strange dog. But it was a female.

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1/19/12 at 8:46am

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You got to make some kids and a dog very happy! Good job!!

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1/19/12 at 8:50am

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I am SOOO excited for Daisy and her family! My little dog has a bad habit of slipping through gaps in the fence to explore the world on his own...and he has the worst sense of direction and home that I have ever seen in a dog. Once he leaves the yard, he is lost ...needless to say, he is microchipped, and wears and ID tag at all times, but I would hope that if he ever got lost, someone like you would be the one to find him so that I would have a chance to be re-united with him. You did a wonderful thing for Daisy and her little girl.

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1/19/12 at 9:07am

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That is funny. Don't know that I would have either.

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1/19/12 at 9:14am

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So thankful for a happy ending.

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1/19/12 at 9:16am

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Great ending!

How did Daisy got loose and how long was she gone? I bet they were heart sick!

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1/19/12 at 9:33am

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I'm the proud mommy of 6 German Shepherd Dogs, 2 beagle hounds, a Guinea Pig, a Beta fish, 2 kittens, 2 geese, and 66 of the best chickens ever!!!!!! I also breed German Shepherds. Check out my website and facebook page!

http://www.VonHiestandShepherds.com or http://www.facebook.com/VonHiestandShepherds

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1/19/12 at 9:40am

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Great ending!

How did Daisy got loose and how long was she gone? I bet they were heart sick!

Daisy was let outside by the girls mother to go to the bathroom, daisy is housebroke and when she went out, the mother didnt' put a coller on her. But she was gone 7 months, and ended up at my house about 18 miles away. They was missing her so bad.

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1/19/12 at 9:54am

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What a great ending!! :) :)

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1/19/12 at 10:22am

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So happy to hear that you found her owners and all is well. Poor thing - surviving on her own for 7 months! I'm sure the family had all but given up hope by now. Kudos to you for making the effort to find them and allowing them to come out at such a late hour to get her! You're the type of neighbor that makes the world a good place. (I know, they were from the next town over, but where I live, it's still close enough to be a "neighbor". There are "neighbors" and there are "people who live out here'. You are a "neighbor")

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