Re: Dogs/LIZ

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In a message dated 2/21/02 6:32:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,

sisterslk@... writes:

<< >

Wow! Someone who doesn't buy in to the Rott

reputation. I' >>

Sharon, my sister had a rot for 17 years. The best dog I ever saw. I still

miss him to this day and he wasn't even mine. He was such a sweetie.

hugs

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--- Cobb wrote:

> Sharon - I totally agree with you, there are no bad

> dogs, only bad owners!!! I like rottweilers a lot;

> Milla the maltese, who weighs 7 lbs, THINKS she is a

> rottweiler!! There was a huge one at Paris airport

> when we were there last time; Milla from the safety

> of

> my arms was growling and barking like a lunatic!!

>

> Dogs (or cats) are great company, and apparently

> reduce your blood pressure, and they MAKE you go for

> walks!!! Love Liz

>

Wow! Someone who doesn't buy in to the Rott

reputation. I'm impressed. You are so right about no

bad dogs, just bad owners. Our neighbors have mini

Schnauzers that are the most vicious beasts ever. Bit

out grandson a few months ago, and these dogs know

him! But, I've seen them bite their owners, so what

can one expect.

I would have loved seeing Milla wanting to take on the

Rottweiler! My Rott would be terrified at this point.

She is just now starting to get socialized with other

dogs. Because of the risk of parvo to Rotts, our vet

did not allow us to even take her for a walk until she

was totally finished with her shots. Rotts actually

have one more parvo shot than most other breeds.

I swear it is my pup who has reduced my blood

pressure. For some reason it has been better since

I've had her. And yes, she forces me to go for walks!

It is so much fun taking her!

Hope you have a wonderful day, and keep walking those

dogs! (well, not Tyson just yet) love, Sharon

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