Although a sweetheart she is too big for the new home and with some hip issues, soon to be way more than they can handle.
My mom had an agreement with my cousin in Iowa to take Maggie "someday" and that day has come. Denise has had many big dogs and volunteers for a rescue group so Maggie could not be in better hands.
Maggie on the right with her new younger brother Dewey at her now forever home.
Both dogs had a great intital meeting and night together, I am confident she will do great there.
Maggie looks like my Jake, a lab/King sherpherd mix. Dewey looks like my daughter's dog Tipper. He may not be excited to be compared to female, but Dewey will never know.
Sweet picture!
Had to beat Drafter lol
Good work man.
11 hour good will drive....makes sense now, was eondering why the hell you'd be doing it.
ZRX1200 wrote:
Thanks, I try and be a good son!
She did well in the car considering she hasn't had a drive like that for a few years.
We went for short walks every 2 hours so we both could stretch our legs but with her hips I had to lift her in.
Chris
😁 Puppy Dogs!
jnichols wrote:
bassard..!! 😠
Our Black Lab is nearly 14. and we just had a fairly large mass removed from Casey but she seems to be doing fine. (except she loaths the Cone)
BTW I smoked the Jamie G. you gifted me on Friday afternoon, sorry no photo!
It was great, thanks much!
^ Haha Conehhead dog, poor thing hope she meands quickly!
itsawaldo wrote:
Glad you enjoyed it Chris, she gets her stitches out Wednesday and then she won't have to deal with it anymore.
NO PHOTO OUTRAGE!!!! 🌫 J/K
