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> Mine are all rescues too, but the Bichon is the only actual puppy mill dog. I had two Dobes who died about 6 years ago, right after I got into Chihuahua rescue. I've always wanted another one, but not with these little guys around while I'm doing rescue.

I live in the country, off the beaten path. You have to know the house is here, then turn and come down a 1000 ft. dirt road to get to the house. The only way you would know it is here at night is because of the security light. My husband is sometimes gone for weeks at a time due to work. I've had men and teenage boys show up at my gate as late as 11:00 p.m. supposedly looking for someone or something. I never felt safe the whole two years after my Dobie died, even with all these other dogs and a gun here. Now with the Pyrenees, I don't have to worry. The fencing surrounds the house, so there's no way anyone could get in this house. When someone comes around, even in the daytime, she always places herself between me and them and doesn't move. She can tell when I'm flaring. At night she usually wanders around the house. But when I'm flaring, she comes in about every 15 minutes and sniffs me and goes back out to guard. Dogs are truly amazing.

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That is great! I love it.

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----- Original Message ----- From: Rue

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Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 10:20

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When we get up at our house there is a line that formsto steal furniture. They even do it while your in it.My Grandson laid on the couch and then had company. See picture RueBOXER DOGS ARE BEAUTIFUL maryrue@... Web Pages: http://www.geocities.com/bmtboxers/ http://www.angelfire.com/ms/beamartonsboxers http://f1.pg.photos./ph/maryrue/albumboxerloversbeamartonraylynnboxerloverscollectiblescorner

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9 dogs?! Wow...they must keep you REALLY busy! We have 3 ferrets, a 7 year old golden retriever and a 1 year old beagle. We have recently thought of getting another beagle pup. Will see how it goes.

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----- Original Message ----- From: Nina

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Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 4:46 PM

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> When we get up at our house there is a line that formsto steal furniture. They even do it while your in it.

Same at my house. I have 9 dogs. LOL

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I just had to speak up. I usually just read the messages but thought

it was sort of funny that so many of us have dogs. I have 7 myself. 5

that are mine and 2 fosters. I do lab rescue. My dogs definately keep

me going on my bad days! Take care everyone. I love reading the

messages and dont say much but really appreciate everyone on here!

Margie in Calif.

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My Boston Terrier steals the seat you are

sitting in by lying about having to go out. As soon as your butt is out,

her butt is in it. Then she grins, so proud of herself. Since she

is a person and not a dog, she sleeps with me and is the best hot water bottle

under the covers. When my wrist hurts, I put it up on her and warm it

nicely. She is also in charge of cleaning my ears and is on permanent toe

jam duty.

Have a great day,

Lynette & Molly (the fruit stealing

Boston Terrier)

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> When we

get up at our house there is a line that forms

to steal

furniture. They even do it while your in it.

Same at my

house. I have 9 dogs. LOL

Nina

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> My dogs definately keep me going on my bad days!

That's why I got all my outside critters. Gives me a reason to get up and move around every day.

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> 9 dogs?! Wow...they must keep you REALLY busy! We have 3 ferrets, a 7 year old golden retriever and a 1 year old beagle. We have recently thought of getting another beagle pup. Will see how it goes.

Sometimes they are all that keeps me going.

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They are cuties. Sandy is my favorite. I had a Golden

Retreiver until last year but he died of old age........Joyce M

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From: Maggie

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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 2:48 PM

Subject: RE: Re: Dogs stealing furniture

I put some pics of our dogs on a website. Here's the link

http://www.4floridahockey.com/easter/index.html

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They are just beautiful in their bunny ears.

Rue

--- Maggie <meshouse@...> wrote:

> I put some pics of our dogs on a website. Here's the

> link

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> http://www.4floridahockey.com/easter/index.html

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> Maggie

> http://www.4HockeyFans.com

> http://www.4FloridaHockey.com

> MSN: Maggies1429

> AOL: Maggies85

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BOXER DOGS ARE BEAUTIFUL maryrue@...

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Cute, but they asked you not do that

again. Embarrassing.

Have a great day,

Lynette & Molly (the fruit stealing

Boston Terrier)

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From: Maggie

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Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005

3:49 PM

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Re: Dogs stealing furniture

I put some pics

of our dogs on a website. Here's the link

http://www.4floridahockey.com/easter/index.html

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http://www.4FloridaHockey.com

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Maggies1429

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I’m

looking for a dog right now, but I need one who

could ‘work’

as a service animal and protector as well.

Does

anybody have any ideas where I can find a young

dog or

puppy? I’m moving to a valley with no closed gate,

he’ll

go with me on my job (there’s a lot of driving involved)

and I need

someone who would be happy being calm around me

as I rarely

can handle a jumpy dog or one who prefers standing

up to ‘hug’

me.

Thanks

Love and

peace to you all

Yellow

-----Original Message-----

From: Nina

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Sent: Friday, March

25, 2005 4:59 PM

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Dogs stealing furniture

----- Original Message -----

From: Hasenstab

> What kind do you have? I have four Chihuahuas

and a Bichon right now.

I have two Miniature Poodles

(12 and 13 years old), three Border Collies (8 and 7 years old), three English

Springer Spaniels (5 years, 3 years and 2 years old) and one Great Pyrenees (1

year old). I also have two donkeys, two goats, 7 geese, 8 ducks, 6

turkeys and a bunch of chickens.

Nina

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Shelters are filled with dogs -- as far as working as a service animal and protector, you will have to bond with the dog and train it. If he is with you all the time, the protection comes naturally.

----- Original Message ----- From: Zoom

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Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 12:40 PM

Subject: RE: Dogs stealing furniture

I’m looking for a dog right now, but I need one who

could ‘work’ as a service animal and protector as well.

Does anybody have any ideas where I can find a young

dog or puppy? I’m moving to a valley with no closed gate,

he’ll go with me on my job (there’s a lot of driving involved)

and I need someone who would be happy being calm around me

as I rarely can handle a jumpy dog or one who prefers standing

up to ‘hug’ me.

Thanks

Love and peace to you all

Yellow

-----Original Message-----From: Nina [mailto:ncampbell@...] Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 4:59 PMRheumatoid Arthritis Subject: Re: Dogs stealing furniture

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From: Hasenstab

> What kind do you have? I have four Chihuahuas and a Bichon right now.

I have two Miniature Poodles (12 and 13 years old), three Border Collies (8 and 7 years old), three English Springer Spaniels (5 years, 3 years and 2 years old) and one Great Pyrenees (1 year old). I also have two donkeys, two goats, 7 geese, 8 ducks, 6 turkeys and a bunch of chickens.

Nina

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> I’m looking for a dog right now, but I need one who could ‘work’ as a service animal and protector as well.

Remember that if you are going to use a dog as a "service animal" in public, you must meet the ADA guidelines as disabled. Otherwise you cannot use the dog in public. In some states, the dog must be trained by an authorized organization. Some states, such as TX, have ambiguous laws which say they have to be trained by such an organization (you cannot owner train), yet they have no list of such organizations. A service dog would not be good as a guardian dog, though should bond enough to be some protection for you.

Nina

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Well I’ve

had dogs before and I know their character in breed plays a large role

in their

personality.

Once has

a Siberian husky-- lovely, precious friend, but terrible protector. She either

hid from

strangers or welcomed them heartily! LOL My german shepherd was a great

protector,

but entirely too energetic. I couldn’t handle that now.

All the

shelters around me are full of dogs bred for fighting or little dogs, neither

of

which fits

the bill.

It’s

really important to find the perfect dog for your situation and your family,

that’s why

I am

hoping that there is a word-of-mouth puppy out there somewhere waiting on me.

I take this

pretty seriously. Maybe too seriously.

Love and

peace to you

Yellow

-----Original Message-----

From: Hasenstab

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Sent: Tuesday, March

29, 2005 12:57 PM

To:

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Subject: Re:

Dogs stealing furniture

Shelters are filled with dogs -- as far as working as

a service animal and protector, you will have to bond with the dog and train

it. If he is with you all the time, the protection comes naturally.

----- Original Message -----

From: Zoom

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sent: Tuesday, March

29, 2005 12:40 PM

Subject: RE:

Dogs stealing furniture

I’m looking for a dog right now, but I need one who

could ‘work’ as a service animal and protector as well.

Does anybody have any ideas where I can find a young

dog or puppy? I’m moving to a valley with no closed gate,

he’ll go with me on my job (there’s a lot of driving

involved)

and I need someone who would be happy being calm around me

as I rarely can handle a jumpy dog or one who prefers standing

up to ‘hug’ me.

Thanks

Love and peace to you all

Yellow

-----Original Message-----

From: Nina

[mailto:ncampbell@...]

Sent: Friday, March

25, 2005 4:59 PM

To:

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Subject: Re:

Dogs stealing furniture

----- Original Message -----

From: Hasenstab

> What kind do you have? I have four Chihuahuas

and a Bichon right now.

I have two Miniature Poodles

(12 and 13 years old), three Border Collies (8 and 7 years old), three English

Springer Spaniels (5 years, 3 years and 2 years old) and one Great Pyrenees (1

year old). I also have two donkeys, two goats, 7 geese, 8 ducks, 6

turkeys and a bunch of chickens.

Nina

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Thanks,

Nina.

-----Original Message-----

From: Nina

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Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 2:16

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----- Original Message -----

From: Zoom

> I’m looking for a dog right now, but I need one who

could ‘work’ as a service animal and protector as well.

Remember that if you are going to use a dog as a " service

animal " in public, you must meet the ADA guidelines as disabled.

Otherwise you cannot use the dog in public. In some states, the dog must

be trained by an authorized organization. Some states, such as TX, have ambiguous

laws which say they have to be trained by such an organization (you cannot

owner train), yet they have no list of such organizations. A service dog

would not be good as a guardian dog, though should bond enough to be some

protection for you.

Nina

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