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Tibbie_tabbie

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  1. Oh crap (although good for Apache), sorry - he was still available when I saw him :(

    I'll let you know when we do have Huskys/mals in, as they do need to go to knowledge owners.

    Maybe Apaches new owner will join the club?

    Hey tibbie_tabbie, do you work for the refuge? I saw on their FB that they rehomed a corgi this week but I never saw her/him go on the website. Do you know the story with that one? We have fostered corgis for them before and asked to be notified if any come in needing foster and so I can spread the word among corgi people but they never do so I just stalk the website instead.

    Hi Mim, I just vollie there on weekends, walking the dogs and sometimes training new vollies. I didnt see or hear about a corgi, but it may have been a case of the dog only being there a few hours - we had a massive week and weekend with 34 (much needed!) adoptions!

    It may be worth emailing the foster coordinator, in case personnel have changed and messages not been passed on. So many dogs come in and out not all of them make it onto the website or facebook, especially the easier ones to rehome - no time to photo or write up before they are already home.

    I saw on fb there was a corgi meet up this weekend, did you know about it? ????

  2. Thank you! He is a gourgeous young pup named Apache.

    Not on the website yet, but if anyone is interested just get them to call the office on 08 9381 8166 for more info.

    The shelter is open every day 11-4 (apart from public holidays) :)

    The last couple of years we seem to have been getting quite a few husky/mals and crosses through the doors :(

  3. I wish we could organise a walk on one particular date in every town and city across Australia. Greyhound owners walking through the streets with media coverage showing people our beautiful dogs.

    That is a great idea, if they do one in Perth I will see if I can bring Ronin along :thumbsup:

    Of course! all dogs welcome, it just shows how many people support greyhounds.

    Hmmmm I'm going to put some serious thought into this and contact some media outlets, radio, papers, TV. Social media will be the one to spread the word I'm sure Every Greyhound on Facebook will promote it for me. I'm gunna need some help!

    You can count me in to help promote and I am pretty sure Tigger's mum would be interested :thumbsup:

    Same here! A lot of people in the rescue groups I'm involved in would support.

    I'm sure the Italian Greyhound club would also love to show their big brothers support as well :)

  4. It seems quite a few iggie parents remember Ronin and say what a nice, gentle boy he is :)

    Yep, Chewbacca is well known at lure coursing as he is little, fluffy but flies after the lure like a fox haha!! He gets lots of shouts of greeting when we turn up, he prances proudly, nose in the air whilst I stumble along behind with his 'luggage' (water bowl, mat, crate, treats....). I feel like his PA lol!

  5. Dr Gavin or Dr Nick at St Francis on Main Street are very good with my two, and encouraging with the raw feeding :)

    They won't over prescribe or recommend treatment not needed (the reason we left the last vets...!)

  6. Haha yea I have a collar and harness. I can't believe the first few days I had him before I knew he was reactive I just had him on a very simple harness.

    Yep, we brought our girl home on a collar - walking on two back feet and eating the lead (she'd never had either on before)! When we went to get 'equipment' it was discussed whether a Hannibal lecter set-up (including trolley) maybe more appropriate haha! Luckily she improved in leaps and bounds and is now a happy, friendly dog (and even a foster 'mum').

    I have a lifejacket by by ruff wear and love there stuff, so how about something like this?

    http://www.ruffwear.com/DoubleBack-Harness?sc=2&category=1131

  7. Crikey! Sounds like you need a jacket type one, with long sleeves and stuff - if anyone even makes those?!

    When my girl was reactive we had the lead linked to both harness and collar so we had a back up (not a bulldog but has a pin head lol)

  8. I love all my "bits and pieces" mixed breeds rescues but one day I really will own a Tibetan Spaniel - perhaps a mature one that has been returned to its breeder, and when I get really old - a cat!

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    Tibbies are pretty much cuddly cats, so that will work well : D haha!

    In the meantime pm me if you want to join a fb group to swoon at tibbies from all over the world!

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