I would like to introduce my lovely rescued boys!
Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 16:42
Hello everybody
I am new to this site, but I have been an avid stalker for months. I have to get my fix daily and check out what is happening. I am addicted, just as I am to the Labs of this world. I have grown up with Labs from being a baby and I could not imagine a house without one.
I have decided to introduce you all to my lovely boys, Firstly we have Connor, he is ten years old and was rescued through the centre as his owners no longer wanted him. Glenys was most kind and found him quiclky after I had just lost my previous rescued dog a week before to old age. Connor came from a home where he had been locked in a garage all day and night with a toilet bowl to drink from, sadly he has developed some strange habbits which I feel come from this. We have had Connor for 5 years now and he is a real character, he is your typical happy lab, loves his walks, his dinner and his bed (he snores all the time) He has a habbit of licking the kitchen floor, living room and hallway for approx an hour a day!! (my 5 yr old says 'mummy Connor is making lilly pads on the floors again!!) Who cares, he is happy and you never know there might be a spec of food somewhere!!
Onto Oscar, I decided to get Connor a little friend - Oh boy was I going to be in for it - I saw an article in a local newspaper for a golden Lab that needed to be rescued, softy here decided to respond to the add and then drive to Warrington with my 2yr old daughter and her favourite pink fluffy pig to meet this dog. When we arrived this very naughty, big, bouncy golden labrador met us and tore the pigs nose off!!!!! I found it very funny but my daughter was having none of him........ I spoke with the lady and decided I would come back with my husband and perhaps take him out again. In the meantime the lady from waw rang me and advised me that they had an urgent Lab coming in from an alcaholic, who was thin and very dirty and not too sure of his background, and he is about 1 ish, would I be interested. To cut a long story short, we turned up at 7pm at night to collect Oscar who looked like a Black Lab, when we got him home and washed him he was Chocolate!!!!!!! Oscar was not very keen on Connor and I started to think what have I done! (not the correct way to go about it I know, but I did say it was complicated) We booked him in the vets for the full hit, we weren't very popular when he came home with a bucket on his head and his 'yours trulys' missing. After a couple of months and a lot of patience he turned out to be a smashing dog.
Oscar and Connor are now both inseperable, we have many a happy hour in this house with our two silliest members of the family. They are both charging round the garden with Christmas ribbons on and a squeeky turkey in Oscars mouth, as I type. Oh and my 5yr old is in the loop to!!!!!
I could go on forever, but I must get ready for tonight, thanks to everybody at the rescue and you have our total support for the fantastic jobs that you all do.
Wishing everybody the very best for 2008! and special thoughts for poor little Blaise.
Regards
Nicky
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I am new to this site, but I have been an avid stalker for months. I have to get my fix daily and check out what is happening. I am addicted, just as I am to the Labs of this world. I have grown up with Labs from being a baby and I could not imagine a house without one.
I have decided to introduce you all to my lovely boys, Firstly we have Connor, he is ten years old and was rescued through the centre as his owners no longer wanted him. Glenys was most kind and found him quiclky after I had just lost my previous rescued dog a week before to old age. Connor came from a home where he had been locked in a garage all day and night with a toilet bowl to drink from, sadly he has developed some strange habbits which I feel come from this. We have had Connor for 5 years now and he is a real character, he is your typical happy lab, loves his walks, his dinner and his bed (he snores all the time) He has a habbit of licking the kitchen floor, living room and hallway for approx an hour a day!! (my 5 yr old says 'mummy Connor is making lilly pads on the floors again!!) Who cares, he is happy and you never know there might be a spec of food somewhere!!
Onto Oscar, I decided to get Connor a little friend - Oh boy was I going to be in for it - I saw an article in a local newspaper for a golden Lab that needed to be rescued, softy here decided to respond to the add and then drive to Warrington with my 2yr old daughter and her favourite pink fluffy pig to meet this dog. When we arrived this very naughty, big, bouncy golden labrador met us and tore the pigs nose off!!!!! I found it very funny but my daughter was having none of him........ I spoke with the lady and decided I would come back with my husband and perhaps take him out again. In the meantime the lady from waw rang me and advised me that they had an urgent Lab coming in from an alcaholic, who was thin and very dirty and not too sure of his background, and he is about 1 ish, would I be interested. To cut a long story short, we turned up at 7pm at night to collect Oscar who looked like a Black Lab, when we got him home and washed him he was Chocolate!!!!!!! Oscar was not very keen on Connor and I started to think what have I done! (not the correct way to go about it I know, but I did say it was complicated) We booked him in the vets for the full hit, we weren't very popular when he came home with a bucket on his head and his 'yours trulys' missing. After a couple of months and a lot of patience he turned out to be a smashing dog.
Oscar and Connor are now both inseperable, we have many a happy hour in this house with our two silliest members of the family. They are both charging round the garden with Christmas ribbons on and a squeeky turkey in Oscars mouth, as I type. Oh and my 5yr old is in the loop to!!!!!
I could go on forever, but I must get ready for tonight, thanks to everybody at the rescue and you have our total support for the fantastic jobs that you all do.
Wishing everybody the very best for 2008! and special thoughts for poor little Blaise.
Regards
Nicky
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