For all those needing kitten pics...

PUPPIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Puppies are people, too.

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her to take at least 2. Just what a senior in college living in a 400 sq foot apt. needs.

:P

not sure which one yet.

What do you think?
Should I go with Iggy (she is a Hurricane Katrina rescue)


or Chico


C'mon - place your votes here.....

Is there a particular one that may have a hard time being adopted by someone else?

The rescue group brought her back from a kill shelter in March and still does not have a home. She had heartworm issues which they claim have been treated and was also abused in the past.

That is the one I am leaning towards anyway.

Keep us posted.

when I get my new pup.

We just got to FIVE with Jack the Dog from "Last Day Rescue."

They're small. Take them both.

home. She is old and I don't want to traumatize her too much. She is the only dog I have ever owned, and I am not sure I can handle three at one time.

We are, of course, completely insane.

I am not sure what your situation is. I would have many animals if someone were home with them for a majority of the day - but alas, that is not the case.

Plus, how on earth can I walk three dogs at once? I know some can - but the old girl I have right now still manages to walk me rather than the other way around.

We got lucky babe...when he found us...


He walks easy and listens. Deb and I are looking into state and Fed grants for no-kill shelters: we were going to buy property maybe in VA in a few years, maybe we can get a small farm, and who knows?

see my post #11.

I wish I could, but I don't know if I can handle it.

One is like one...and two is like ten!

Here's a thought...The two younger dogs will probably entertain each other and not bother your older dog too much.
Whatever you decide...thanks for saving a pup! :)

I went from 1 to 3 when I couldn't figure out which puppy I wanted, so I took them both! They are mini-dachshunds, so they were small like these 2 you are looking at. Walking them was a trip -- they were each on 1 leash and they would twist and turn so much I ended up with just 1 braided leash at the end. My original doxie Stash loved having the 2 girls around to play with. I am so glad that I got both of the puppies!

I have since lost Stash and one of the girls, Judy, but I still have Ruby who is 10 and a rescue doxie Bandit whom we adopted 6 years ago when we lost Judy. He is now 16! I would like to get another, but we just moved and I need to settle in before adding to my family.

If you are really torn between these 2 get them both -- you will be very happy!

My DH will kill me! He is so NOT a dog person. His kitty got run over about a month ago and he is still in mourning. We will be getting him a new cat around the holidays - he pushed for a proper mourning period. I like cats too - but I LOVE my dog.

My dog is my absolute best friend. She has been relegated to her own bed (on my side) now that I remarried - he could not handle the 50 pounder in the bed. I fear if I come home with 2 dogs he will just flip out.

He really is not into dogs. In fact, I had to convince him that since I leave before him for work that he should let the dog out one last time before he left. His logic - well the dog was used to me letting it our before I left, so it obviously could handle the time. My logic - next time you need to pee, hold it for another three hours.

These are cute but not AS cute.

KITTIES!! I DEMAND KITTIES!! *shakes fist angrily*

I'll put you my ignore list, freeper.

IM SERIES!!1!!111

and even pandas!

Bamboo flavored Kenl Ration?

The Akita is a gelded horsey now. (and I don't mean in a guild)

:hi:

I love puppies, but you get me all ready for kittens - and WHAM !!!

You will pay. :evilgrin: