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Sheltie Lifeguard…

By |September 4, 2007|Categories: Water Shelties?|Tags: , , , , |

Angel & Hershey have very different opinions about the water & if you should be in it.  For example, look at where Hershey's feet are compared to Angel.  Right on the edge... Hershey WANTS to get in there with Nik.  Angel WANTS to get Nik out. Anyone else's Sheltie get mad at anyone who is in the pool (dog or person) because they think it is "a sheep gone astray" so they bark and follow them all around the pool to make sure they are OK and haven't drowned?  I know all of my Shelties, past & present do this [...]

Brando: Eastern Kentucky Rescue

By |August 18, 2007|Categories: Adopt a Sheltie|Tags: , , , |

Meet this handsome man, Brando. He's not been groomed in this picture yet, but he's still beautiful...and look at that smile!  This awesome dog deserves a better life than what he's had.  It's absolutely shameful that this beautiful dog was dumped because he cried to come inside to be with his family. That action alone describes the kind of life he's had...one without love. He will make some lucky family a wonderful friend and family member. Brando is 8-10 years old, already house trained & knows commands and tricks!  You can see a video of him at www.found.petfinder.orgBrando is up [...]

Kid-proof your dogs; dog-proof your kids

By |July 31, 2007|Categories: Kids & Shelties|Tags: , , , , , |

Best friends Alex & Jackie! High-pitched laughter pealing behind her, Nancy ran around the corner of the house smack dab into the dog chained by the garage. Unnerved by the noise and startled by the child, the dog lunged and bit Nancy on the nose. She screamed, and the dog bit again. Nancy ended up with several stitches in her face and nightmares; the dog was euthanized for biting; and both families were traumatized. The tragedy could have been avoided if Nancy's parents and the dog's owners had been prepared. First of all, a dog should never be [...]

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