Strays

[The one 8,477]

As said unless its been stolen your taking on somebodies f**k up and there the potential for lots of problems

[PoshPikey 560]

Post a pic of it - someone may know its history

[toby1066 413]

think LDRs dog was a young pup when he got it out the rescue centre was it not?

[chris.s 28]

Not the best pic. Approx 12-18mnths they think.

[Ideation 8,216]

Remember LDR..his old rescue dog won the lamping comp a few years back.

 

Was that the lamping comp he organised

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Ya LDR dog Bruce was a very young pup... so he's down to the man behind him

[toby1066 413]

nice looking dog maybe someone on here knows its history

[birddog 1,354]

hats off to you, taking on a rescue, i hope it turns out well for you

[Westy76 546]

As said unless its been stolen your taking on somebodies f**k up and there the potential for lots of problems

Yep I agree somebodies f**k up but not the dogs and many come good in the hands of tolerant and decent owners not expecting miracles night after night regardless for injuries or fitness or knowing when the dog has given there all for a day/night and going home.

They'll always be nightmares that come in and a lot come back due to people thinking there doing a good thing but not realising what there taking on regardless of you telling them a dozen times but the OP has said its gonna be a pet so fair play for having a go.

My mrs has 3 rescue lurchers never been shown or encouraged to hunt but 2 "accidentally" fill the freezer but 1 wouldn't touch or chase a thing but still a nice dog to have about the house.

Edited October 29, 2013 by Westy76