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Rotti grins beat Staffy grins hands down! T.

Whattttttttttttttttttttttttttt monthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh??????????????????????? :) 27th - 30th March, Orchard Hills Ummm... my birthday is 25th March... *grin* You guys need to remind me when it's on though, because I'm crap at marking anything on a calendar... T.

So now the breeder is willing to sell you this pup, and you are being hesitant about whether you actually now want it? T. What part are you not understanding? It was not until she called me and we spoke again that I posed a particular question to her and she provided me with the answer, had I not asked that question I never would have known…..it certainly did not come up in conversation the first couple of times we spoke on the phone. I'm understanding that your are (rightfully) fussy about what you want in a pup... but are a bit naffed off at breeders who appear to be just as fussy about who they choose to sell a pup to. I've recently decided on a breed (that I've owned before) and a breeder I want a pup from. I could have had one from a recent litter, but the timing is not conducive for me to bring a pup into my hectic life.... but I WILL be travelling to Tasmania sometime before the litter comes up that the timing is right for to meet the breeder and their dogs in person. I live in NSW. True quality is worth waiting for... T.

So now the breeder is willing to sell you this pup, and you are being hesitant about whether you actually now want it? T.

This breeder does :laugh: You are so at the top of my list for my next litter! I hope you've trained that seagull and socialised it responsibly, though! He was a very quick learner with the food rewards - no biting of fingers or snatching what I was putting in my mouth. He waited patiently for his treats which were handed up to him as he sat atop my head. I must have been doing something right, as he stayed on top of my head even after the food had gone - and he didn't "christen" my hair either. T.

Run free Tibor... Huge hugs VM... T.

*squeee!* T.

That was at Circular Quay yesterday afternoon... we had just had lunch, and this chap had been sharing my chips - from his perch atop my head. T.

I had some fosters that were into cows... T.

I'd send this photo of myself... do you think a breeder would see the funny side? *grin* T.

5 Rotties on the bed? My idea of complete heaven! Which ones like to share your pillow and snore in your ear? I miss that part of Rotti ownership the most... *grin* T.

You better believe it!! Nothing better than sharing my bed with as many Rotties as can fit... T.

I will hold your hand then. :) ... and when I do have my Allerzeit puppy and you want to visit - I'll be checking your bag and/or car when you leave to make sure you don't steal him/her... *grin* T.

I'm going to patiently wait for either Nova's next litter... or Miss Luna's first one... I WILL have an Allerzeit puppy to share my life with one day... T.

Once you've had 10 or more large breed puppies sharing your life for 9-10 weeks, it's really not that hard to see them off to the awesome homes you've lined up for them... trust me! *grin* T.

Purple Luna-tic is staying, yes? Burgundy has a home to go to? T.

Who's left Allerzeit? T.

Because, with a shift in location - new furniture- odd sounds/smells - YOU are the constant ...and she is keeping it that way! Best answer of the whole thread... Give NILIF a try Don - at least until Jane can come out... T.

So sad... Condolences to the keepers who were so looking forward to a healthy little one. T.

Bonnie Puppy is better value than Supercoat - and pretty much the same formula (except I think the Bonnie has some kangaroo in the mix) - I used to feed litters of rescue pups on Bonnie puppy wih no problems. However, if you can get it, I'd probably go for Royal Canin. Yet to find a pup who has turned their nose up at it... I used to feed poorly pups with Royal Canin Junior, and they thrived on it. T.

What a sweetheart! Please pass on a cuddle from me... T.

Hahaha! Looks like Trouble has the herding insticts that Don doesn't... *giggle* T.

http://www.deltasociety.com.au/ T.

What if... instead of the blurb near the Donate button saying... "PetRescue is a not-for-profit organisation. We rely wholly on the kindness of pet lovers like you to help us save lives. Please donate today." ... we add one little word to it... "PetRescue is a not-for-profit organisation. We rely wholly on the kindness of pet lovers like you to help us help save lives. Please donate today." I understand that PetRescue does a whole lot more than just host a site where rescues can showcase their adoptables - but that IS what draws the public to the site, yes? And maybe they actually look at more of what you offer once they are there... or not... Wording is everything, and I find that a lot of the wording regarding who PetRescue are and what they do is a little ambiguous when read by someone not involved in the industry (read rescue) - it does look like the words have been carefully chosen to have that effect... blurring the lines between PetRescue being both a resource for rescue AND an entity that develops campaigns to raise awareness of the plight of so many homeless animals needing homes Australia-wide. Joe Public definitely reads much of what is there as PetRescue actually being the rehoming service for the animals on the site - not as a resource for the actual rescues that showcase their animals there. I've had a number of non-rescue-affiliated friends look over the site and tell me what they think it is about... and they have ALL thought that PetRescue IS the rescue group that is offering the animals up for adoption. Just saying... T.

I love both photos for their different aspects - but anything with Trouble in it gets my vote too. T.