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27-01-2009, 03:11 AM
Class 47 - Best Rescue
Welcome to the class for
BEST RESCUE
Your Judge for this class is Dogsey member
Sutty
Your dog does not have to have come from a formal Rescue Organisation to qualify for this class, nor do you need to say where your dog came from.
The criteria is `second hand` dog, or `was in desperate need` or `would have been at risk` if you had not taken your dog in to your home.
It is up to entrants to decide if your dog qualifies for this class
As always, please don`t include any identifying faces of handler,
as gorgeous as you owners are, its your dogs we want to see
No professionally taken photo`s, as per the general rules of entry here
Virtual Companion Show FAQ
You can enter as many of your dogs as are eligible for the class,
but only one photo per dog.
There is no set `pose` for this class,
please simply enter a favourite photo
BEST RESCUE
Your Judge for this class is Dogsey member
Sutty
Your dog does not have to have come from a formal Rescue Organisation to qualify for this class, nor do you need to say where your dog came from.
The criteria is `second hand` dog, or `was in desperate need` or `would have been at risk` if you had not taken your dog in to your home.
It is up to entrants to decide if your dog qualifies for this class
As always, please don`t include any identifying faces of handler,
as gorgeous as you owners are, its your dogs we want to see
No professionally taken photo`s, as per the general rules of entry here
Virtual Companion Show FAQ
You can enter as many of your dogs as are eligible for the class,
but only one photo per dog.
There is no set `pose` for this class,
please simply enter a favourite photo
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Please send your entries for this class via pm to
Gina&Jaz
Please put the name of the class as the title on your pm
In the message body along with the photo you are submitting,
please state all of the following :
1] Dogs name
2 ] B]up to[/B] 150 words about your dog/s, [ please keep to this maximum
], but please do not mention the dogs name as it must be anonymous until the Judging has finished.Do not put anything else in the pm.
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Do not post your own entries on the thread, it will be done for you by Gina&Jaz as soon as she receives your entries
Closing date for entries for this class will be
03/02/09
Good luck to all, especially to our Judge for this class
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( Polite reminder - please do not post any comments / questions on this thread, if you have any queries at all please post via the FAQ thread, thank you )
Closing date for entries for this class will be
03/02/09
Good luck to all, especially to our Judge for this class
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( Polite reminder - please do not post any comments / questions on this thread, if you have any queries at all please post via the FAQ thread, thank you )
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27-01-2009, 05:28 PM
She is worth everybit of hard work though and will always have a permanent safe home here with me.
Sadly because of issues I have heard that 2 of her siblings that had already left when I got her have been destroyed and another if still alive has had at least 4 homes as owners couldn't cope.
She repays me hands down with her love and devotion to me and means more than the world to me and always will.
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27-01-2009, 07:43 PM
A rescue center became her saviour --they took her knowing how much money it would cost them to put her right. She is safe with me now. Despite her cruel treatment by humans she loves us all!
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27-01-2009, 08:39 PM
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27-01-2009, 08:40 PM
as if by doing that she would disappear. It took time but day by day , minute by minute she realised that there were people who loved her
Six months has passed and a more delightful little girl I could not imagine.
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27-01-2009, 08:42 PM
Before that the first five years of her life were the last five of her old lady owner's.
We were told she was aloof, hated having her collar held, didn't like a fuss, needed to be muzzled for vet and groomer and was possessive over toys.
She let both of us handle her from the off and she stole our hearts away. She proved very amenable to training even though middle aged. She found the love of her life in fun agility, though having a fuss from visitors runs a close second. She changed so much in her first year with us, that when we took her back to a reunion, one of the kennel hands was in tears to see her so happy and so loving. She's our darling girl.
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27-01-2009, 08:54 PM
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27-01-2009, 10:27 PM
She grew into an affectionate, happy-go-lucky little Lurcher. Taken too early, and much missed.
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27-01-2009, 10:30 PM
That first evening he didn`t seem interested until I sat down to watch TV. Then he crept on to my lap, and lay shivering for a while as I held him, then went to sleep, whimpering.
He`s repaid our love many times over with his sweet temperament, enthusiasm for life and sheer force of character. Nearly 15 now and very much loved.
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