Absolutely!!!!
Love talking about my pups!
First up...
Punk, my half feral dog I picked up in an empty field
The only trick she knows is sit and wait, she is feral and if you mess with her to much she shuts down, her story is sad, I live in an area with a lot of packs of wild dogs, this litle girl just so happened to be in the field while I was working one of my other dogs (the nice one), she was almost 20 pounds under weight, had icky matted coat, severe case or round worms, hook worms, tape worms, and a bacteria (forget what its called, vet said from eating road kill :/ )
This is Punk at te beack <3
Next up, my pomeranian
Pandora is a very sapecial dog, lol, she is an ex-puppy mill dog, she the beginging of her life living in a little pen with no human contact, the only time she saw another dog was when a male was thrown in to breed (and of course her pups), she had a horrible diet, when she was all used up she was taken to an abandoned warehouse and left, where, by pure chance, an elder couple happened along to find a tiny little broken dog. They took her home, but quickly found out both her and them had to many problems (the old many would carry her around by her tail) she was surrenered to a local purebred rescue where it was determined she ws to aggressive, unpredictiable and unsocialized to be adopted, she was schedualed to be euthanized, my grandma, who happened to volunteer and foster for them, fell in love with the little devil dog, and took her home and began fostering and socializin her (and getting her used to real dog food, the elder couple fed her only sausages, and at the puppy mill she prob. ate slop.... which is pretty much the left overs from dog food factories) well, some how she talked my mom into adopting the devil dog (withut meeting her) so, we drove from North Carolina to Texas to rescue this dog, and walk inside to find her on top of a glass table, scarfing down a coffee cake and snarling at the 2 labs, 1 pitbulls, and 4 other pomeranians surrouding her.
el, to make it short, Pandora ended up being my dog, she has dog aggression, human aggression, and she is completely unpredictiable, but she is a sweet and smart dog, she knows sit, down, come, stay, wait, paw, and 'speak'
My last dog, Chai Latte, is a 2 year old pitbull, Chai is trained for flyball, a doggy relay race (you can watch a video on youtube) she also knows; sit, down, come, stay, wait, roll over, paw, stand, up (front paws only), left, right, pick it up (run), walk, leave it, drop it, release, halt (stop), chase your tail, fetch, kennel, and a lot more (she is my working dog, lol)
Chai has an interesting story, I actually got her on my Bday, my mom, my friend, and I stopped at walmart to grab somethings and there was a lady on the side of the road with puppies... well, I always stop to give the people information on low cost spay.neuter and local shelter information that can help them (and to play with the pups) so I was holding a puppy an the lady mentioned that this was her last day trying to find them homes, of course, I wanted to know what she was going to do with them, and she was going to take them to a local shelter, thelargest no-kill shelter in NC... and also an AWEFUL place (I have done under cover work there for local shelters, the place is horrifing, puppies are kept in SMALL crates stacked up n a BARN with NO AC or heating., the kennels are cleaned out every other day and diseases spread fast, adult dogs have no water, no shelter, and are kept in pens outside grouped by breeds, and most are not fixed so they breed, the puppies bowls are full of feces and urine, the adults are dirty and fights break out all of the time, no one wants to close the ugly place because there is NO place for over 500 dogs to go without euthanizing them), and shortly after taking Chai home, the "shelter" had n out break of parvo, and EXTREMELLY contagious and pretty much untreatable disease that affects puppies
Wel, heres my girl, Chai Latte
(practicing step up)
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