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Meet Quasimodo, 1 of just 13 dogs with short spine syndrome (German shepherd)
Fox35orlando.com ^ | 1/31/2016 | Leah Beno

Posted on 02/04/2016 8:17:43 PM PST by chrisinoc

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To: Smittie

I have two 8 year old Shepherds and I’d take him in a minute but I can’t afford to take another mouth to feed. Hes a winner. Mine are curled up at my feet now.


41 posted on 02/05/2016 7:13:55 AM PST by depenzz ("Love doesn't make the world go around,it makes the ride worthwhile")
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Oh..poor puppy.


42 posted on 02/05/2016 8:13:47 AM PST by patriot08 (5th generation Texan ...(girl type))
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This post is not about the German Shepherd, bless his heart, but about a Dallas news report this morning. In Richardson, Texas, a Bobcat jumped into a yard and there were two Yorkies in the yard. The Bobcat ATE one of the Yorkies.

The home owner has a security camera in the backyard and there it was on film, showing the Bobcat eating the Yorkie. The husband said it was the wife's Yorkie and it was terrible to see it on film. The other Yorkie was okay.

I have a Yorkie and when I read that, I picked her up and hugged her. I could see a mental picture of a wild animal eating my Yorkie.

Unfortunately, the little eaten Yorkie cannot be brought back. Sometimes we are just fine and the next minute disaster happens.

We had such a disaster happen yesterday. Bob's granddaughter is a sophomore in high school and a professional, at her age, horse trainer and has many trophies to her credit. She owns two horses who won all those trophies. Her desire is to be a Vet and she is a straight A student so she can do that.

Well, yesterday she was in the stall of one of the horses and had something in her hand to give the horse. The horse accidentally bit down on her right hand index finger - she is right handed. He bit down to the bone but did not break the bone or tendon in the finger. She was taken to an emergency room and kept in the hospital over night. She will not lose her finger but will not be able to use it for some time as the tendon is swollen and the tissue, skin, has to heal.

Making matters worse, just the day before she became the first chair saxophone player in the school symphony. Now, there is no way for her to play the saxophone until the finger heals.

She was fine one moment and the next moment almost lost her finger. Thank God, the finger was not completely bitten off.

43 posted on 02/05/2016 9:17:59 AM PST by Marcella (CRUZ (Prepping can save your life today))
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I saw, and was appalled, the story about the bobcat as well. Pretty chilling. I’m in a rural area and that kind of thing is not unusual...but Richardson for goodness sake???

Hope your granddaughter recovers soon.


44 posted on 02/06/2016 12:41:44 PM PST by berdie
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