2 month old mixed breed, will be a small to med dog, i saved her from being euthanized today was her last day. There is nothing wrong with her just over population. She is lovable and just is glad to be out of doggie jail!!!
Someone help her and give her a home.......
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i made the pic easier to see..... good luck.
sally is a 2 month old rescue she is a quick learner and a real fun pup! Has not been a yiper or a whiner just a fun loving dog. She likes to be held and she likes to lay in the grass! She has done real well with other dogs and children! if you want this baby as a new addition to your hime give me a call at 602 358 5894 or send a PM.
anyone have an idea of her breeds she is a mix with? Rotti? Min Pin? any ideas?
anyone have an idea of her breeds she is a mix with? Rotti? Min Pin? any ideas?
Great save bud! Nothing like rescuing a dog in the street or in death row. Hope this pup gets a home! Great thing you did!
Thank you for your kind words and support! 
here are 2 dogs we saved that are looking for homes, so spread the word!!
here are 2 dogs we saved that are looking for homes, so spread the word!!
this little femal has done really well at my house, here is a new pic
she likes to chill on the cool tile! has been going outside to pottie pretty smart little one! still needs a permenate home -
she likes to chill on the cool tile! has been going outside to pottie pretty smart little one! still needs a permenate home -
play time 
babby girl needs a home:bump:
To me that doesn't look like any mix, looks like a pb German Shepherd Dog. Tough to tell from the picture, but she has GSD written all over her.
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 6 2009, 12:49 PM) 
To me that doesn't look like any mix, looks like a pb German Shepherd Dog. Tough to tell from the picture, but she has GSD written all over her.
GS Huh
could be she has the sheppard EARS:)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 6 2009, 12:49 PM)
To me that doesn't look like any mix, looks like a pb German Shepherd Dog. Tough to tell from the picture, but she has GSD written all over her.
I've never really been around shepherds but that's exactly what I was thinking too. Those markings and the big stand up ears she's got.
QUOTE (D.O.N.E. @ Jul 7 2009, 03:30 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 6 2009, 12:49 PM)
To me that doesn't look like any mix, looks like a pb German Shepherd Dog. Tough to tell from the picture, but she has GSD written all over her.
I've never really been around shepherds but that's exactly what I was thinking too. Those markings and the big stand up ears she's got.
just an update..............she is still looking for a home, her ears are not standing up so much anymore? she is very polite and has already learned were the backdoor is for potty time and she will sit and loves to chew on bones and toys and sometimes tries to sneek off with a shoe! but we are breaking her of that real fast. SHe has been a pleasure to foster because she listens so well..
please call me 602 358 5894 if you can give her a home!!!
Sally is still looking for a family to love her. Just look at that face!
She recently went to vet and had her shots completed and she is spayed.
She recently went to vet and had her shots completed and she is spayed.
Where are you located?
TC - Party on Garth is in Phoenix
worked out deliveries to as far as Rancho Bernardo though
If your interested give her a call - see July 11th post.
worked out deliveries to as far as Rancho Bernardo though
If your interested give her a call - see July 11th post.
TC you gotta get a lil doggie so Angel will want to come visit y'all when we come visit Angel's Uncle Ifly! I will help make the shuttle service happen to get her to CA! 
I still believe this little girl is a German Shepherd Dog. A little tip, because the GSD ears will go up and down often during the first 6 months, is if you are able feed her a couple of tables:robbie:s of yogurt a day. Or a cup a week. Doesn't matter the flavor, either.
ive had 3 GS's. its either pure bred or really really close to it. great looking dog. german shepherds are my fav dog. if my pad wasnt so small id still have one. trust me, with a GS no-one will EVER break into your house!!!
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 20 2009, 04:29 PM)
I still believe this little girl is a German Shepherd Dog. A little tip, because the GSD ears will go up and down often during the first 6 months, is if you are able feed her a couple of tables:robbie:s of yogurt a day. Or a cup a week. Doesn't matter the flavor, either.
Yogart? what does that do? learn something ne w every day!
QUOTE (Toy Collector @ Jul 18 2009, 12:27 PM)
Where are you located?
we can work out a delievery, let me kow if you interested in caring for sally.
or if you want more info on her
QUOTE (party on garth @ Jul 21 2009, 01:53 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 20 2009, 04:29 PM)
I still believe this little girl is a German Shepherd Dog. A little tip, because the GSD ears will go up and down often during the first 6 months, is if you are able feed her a couple of tables:robbie:s of yogurt a day. Or a cup a week. Doesn't matter the flavor, either.
Yogart? what does that do? learn something ne w every day!
To tell you the truth, I don't know. I've had GSD's all my life. On every web site, every breeder, owner will tell you the same thing, either a little yogurt, or cottage cheese. Somehow the ingredients in there strengthen the ligaments/muscles that make up their ears. Could be urban legend type stuff, but everyone says to do it. Most German Shepherd Dog ears will go up, and down during puppy months, especially during teething.
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 21 2009, 02:05 PM)
QUOTE (party on garth @ Jul 21 2009, 01:53 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 20 2009, 04:29 PM)
I still believe this little girl is a German Shepherd Dog. A little tip, because the GSD ears will go up and down often during the first 6 months, is if you are able feed her a couple of tables:robbie:s of yogurt a day. Or a cup a week. Doesn't matter the flavor, either.
Yogart? what does that do? learn something ne w every day!
To tell you the truth, I don't know. I've had GSD's all my life. On every web site, every breeder, owner will tell you the same thing, either a little yogurt, or cottage cheese. Somehow the ingredients in there strengthen the ligaments/muscles that make up their ears. Could be urban legend type stuff, but everyone says to do it. Most German Shepherd Dog ears will go up, and down during puppy months, especially during teething.
for a while mine had one up and one down. it was funny but cool looking!
QUOTE (UTV Mayhem @ Jul 21 2009, 03:28 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 21 2009, 02:05 PM)
QUOTE (party on garth @ Jul 21 2009, 01:53 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 20 2009, 04:29 PM)
I still believe this little girl is a German Shepherd Dog. A little tip, because the GSD ears will go up and down often during the first 6 months, is if you are able feed her a couple of tables:robbie:s of yogurt a day. Or a cup a week. Doesn't matter the flavor, either.
Yogart? what does that do? learn something ne w every day!
To tell you the truth, I don't know. I've had GSD's all my life. On every web site, every breeder, owner will tell you the same thing, either a little yogurt, or cottage cheese. Somehow the ingredients in there strengthen the ligaments/muscles that make up their ears. Could be urban legend type stuff, but everyone says to do it. Most German Shepherd Dog ears will go up, and down during puppy months, especially during teething.
for a while mine had one up and one down. it was funny but cool looking!
Yeah, mine too. It's weird some GSD's ears pop almost immediately, others can take upwards of 6 months. They say if they don't stand by 8 months, they are not going to. Most people get a GSD because of the ear thing, and I tell them all the time to feed them yogurt/cottage cheese when they are puppies. A GSD just doesn't look quite right if both ears aren't standing straight up.
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 21 2009, 03:42 PM)
QUOTE (UTV Mayhem @ Jul 21 2009, 03:28 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 21 2009, 02:05 PM)
QUOTE (party on garth @ Jul 21 2009, 01:53 PM)
QUOTE (Tanman11 @ Jul 20 2009, 04:29 PM)
I still believe this little girl is a German Shepherd Dog. A little tip, because the GSD ears will go up and down often during the first 6 months, is if you are able feed her a couple of tables:robbie:s of yogurt a day. Or a cup a week. Doesn't matter the flavor, either.
Yogart? what does that do? learn something ne w every day!
To tell you the truth, I don't know. I've had GSD's all my life. On every web site, every breeder, owner will tell you the same thing, either a little yogurt, or cottage cheese. Somehow the ingredients in there strengthen the ligaments/muscles that make up their ears. Could be urban legend type stuff, but everyone says to do it. Most German Shepherd Dog ears will go up, and down during puppy months, especially during teething.
for a while mine had one up and one down. it was funny but cool looking!
Yeah, mine too. It's weird some GSD's ears pop almost immediately, others can take upwards of 6 months. They say if they don't stand by 8 months, they are not going to. Most people get a GSD because of the ear thing, and I tell them all the time to feed them yogurt/cottage cheese when they are puppies. A GSD just doesn't look quite right if both ears aren't standing straight up.
i will try that. Her ears are back and forth up and down. As for teeth she just lost her 1st puppy tooth!!!!
how sweet - SALLY FOUND A HOME
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