Hey, yeah my sister in law has been there lots of times. I think maybe she meant because that site hasn't been updated and she doesn't currently have any until the next ones are born in a few weeks. Maybe that's what she meant. My sister in law just got a filly from there too. I think she said that the males are 385 and the females are 425 but I'm not positive...lol.
No they aren't far at all! Only about an hour and a half away. In fact my sister in law who is also on here got hers from them. They are very cute! They are little too. They are actually breeding them to be little. I've been waiting to hear about them. I didn't know they had a website thought...lol.
I was really allergic to cats too but somehow after a few weeks of having them I got better..That didn't happen for you? I am sorry to make you cry, one day I hope to have a happier song play on his page:) . Thank you.
he has actually stopped, I think it was our extreme heat (for here that was in the 90s for a few days with no AC). He has stopped.. I started giving him COLD COLD water and he would calm down.. I think it was MOM I'M REALLY HOT THIS SUCKS! We did go to the vet though because he had a rash that was getting worse.. no idea what it was but he is on antibiotics for the infection it caused :) I'm just glad our vet is reasonable
Hi Suzanne, I just read the reply on James post, and you said thatHenry had a reaction to Natural Balance Duck and Potatoe, that is what Lance eats. What symptoms did Henry have besides the ones James talked about, did he roll on his back and rub his nose in the carpet after he ate his meals? Did Henry have dandruff, let me know.....trying to figure out why Lance seems so itchy.....he has been eating Natural Balance for at least a year now......I hope it is not his food that is causing his symptoms.... Thanks. Natalie
P.S. Even as I write, she positions herself to have an unobstructed view of me. Even when she naps, she'll occasionally open her eyes to make sure I'm still there.
I know what you mean. Camber is my little shadow. Although, sometimes I think that for her it's more separation anxiety. But, we're working on it. I also feel very lucky to have the pleasure of being her human.
You're not evil for having gotten Henry from a store. Chances are, you probably did him a favor by bringing him home and spoiling him rotten. Camber has some behavior issues that I find endearing (like her stubborness and independence), yet reinforcing those qualities are what's hampering her training. Ooops. Bad mommy ;)
Your dog is adorable--those floppy ears! How can you stand it? As for keeping up with my discussions, I am also a first-time doggy mama and I have so many questions! Did you rescue Henry?
Hello Suzanne, I saw that, you may be right, that's so close. I love dog but I know a few breeds. I think I fall in love with Henry, I want my dog to have that kind of ears too. Actually I have,but in 2 dogs ..Rex's are droopy and Gizmo's are pointy.Oh,browsing your pictures..Chewie too has fumnny ear, and the pictures of places, you go,are beautiful.
Hey, I just read your story of Henry. I love it! He's a handsome boy (and that woodcut is beautiful). I'm so happy you two found each other.
One of my other dogs (Bruce, a corgi mix) also refuses to eat or drink while I'm away. At times I'd given him a yummy cookie on my way out the door. When I come home, Bruce first runs up to greet me with his puffball tail wagging, then rush over to his treat and gobble it down! What a sweet, strange dog he is. He was a last-minute rescue at age 11, and he's 14 now.
HI Suzanne!
Let me tell you, I LOVE that Sidney is undocked. His tail is beautiful and he gets lots of attention when we go out.
How did we get him? Well, we searched at shelters and rescues for 3-4 years for a corgi (for my daughter, who is 16 now) and realized if we wanted her to compete in agility at a junior level, we'd better "give in" and buy one. So we started looking at breeders in our area (San Diego) but nobody had any available. In desperation we started looking outside of our county. See, we could not afford to go to an out-of-state breeder and have the pup shipped to us. I found an ad in, of all places, a PennySaver in a nearby county! Apparently Sid comes from a "hobby breeder" - no papers. At this point I figured papers were not a deal breaker (plus the price was half what we had seen from "official" breeders) and we drive over to see him and his brother Riley.
I did not know before we drove that Sid had a tail. At that point, I thought corgi's were just born that way. But there they were, friendly, well trained, used to lving in a home and with cats. And with tails. Mom and Dad were on the property and seemed healthy and happy. It was love at first sight and we knew Sid would be a perfect fit for our family. Well, it was a tough decision as to whether to take Sid or his brother Riley.
So I guess my advice as to how to find an undocked corgi is first to check with rescue organizations (there are rescue folks on this site who say they see lots of undocked corgis). Second, if you are willing to take the risk we did and buy from a hobby breeder, check your local newspaper or (gasp!) PennySaver! Many folks here will tell you to NEVER buy from such a person but on a personal level we're glad we took the chance. You'de have to check out the situation and see what your gut tells you. Good luck!
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Timmy is also a velcro dog. He is a great companion and a blessing in my life!
One of my other dogs (Bruce, a corgi mix) also refuses to eat or drink while I'm away. At times I'd given him a yummy cookie on my way out the door. When I come home, Bruce first runs up to greet me with his puffball tail wagging, then rush over to his treat and gobble it down! What a sweet, strange dog he is. He was a last-minute rescue at age 11, and he's 14 now.
Let me tell you, I LOVE that Sidney is undocked. His tail is beautiful and he gets lots of attention when we go out.
How did we get him? Well, we searched at shelters and rescues for 3-4 years for a corgi (for my daughter, who is 16 now) and realized if we wanted her to compete in agility at a junior level, we'd better "give in" and buy one. So we started looking at breeders in our area (San Diego) but nobody had any available. In desperation we started looking outside of our county. See, we could not afford to go to an out-of-state breeder and have the pup shipped to us. I found an ad in, of all places, a PennySaver in a nearby county! Apparently Sid comes from a "hobby breeder" - no papers. At this point I figured papers were not a deal breaker (plus the price was half what we had seen from "official" breeders) and we drive over to see him and his brother Riley.
I did not know before we drove that Sid had a tail. At that point, I thought corgi's were just born that way. But there they were, friendly, well trained, used to lving in a home and with cats. And with tails. Mom and Dad were on the property and seemed healthy and happy. It was love at first sight and we knew Sid would be a perfect fit for our family. Well, it was a tough decision as to whether to take Sid or his brother Riley.
So I guess my advice as to how to find an undocked corgi is first to check with rescue organizations (there are rescue folks on this site who say they see lots of undocked corgis). Second, if you are willing to take the risk we did and buy from a hobby breeder, check your local newspaper or (gasp!) PennySaver! Many folks here will tell you to NEVER buy from such a person but on a personal level we're glad we took the chance. You'de have to check out the situation and see what your gut tells you. Good luck!
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