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Comment on rescue ink by chris hoopingarner

chris hoopingarner — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 20:12:26 +0000

YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST OUR WORLD NEEDS MOORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU!! THATS A FACT.IVE HAD PITS ALL MY LIFE AND THERE THE BEST DOGS YOU COULD EVER OWN,,OF CORSE I JUST GOT A ENGLISH BULL TERRIER AND SHES WORKING OUT VERY WELL. JUST WANTED TO SAY THANKS FOR WHAT YOU ARE DOING FOR OUR COUNTRY… HAVE A WOOF OF A DAY YOUR FRIEND CHRIS THE BIKER CHIC………..

Comment on dog killed in middleton dog park by Mom

Mom — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 14:42:43 +0000

Thank you for your comments, Tanya. I do appreciate your feelings and I totally agree that a number of folks suffered greatly over this, I myself cried and was very upset over the whole thing which I won’t rehash at this time. However, we believe that not only is there some valuable information in the post and the responses to it, it helps to serve an educational purpose. It’s like a book, a newspaper article or television show. Those who do not wish to read it, do not have to. No one can force a person to read (or watch) something they don’t want to read and therefore, they can bypass it if they so choose. There may be others that will read it and the ensuing comments and/or make their own. We’re sorry if this upsets you, it certainly isn’t mine or this web site’s purpose to upset anyone intentionally by refusing to take down something that is disturbing. However, part of the reason this website exists is to provide information and help educate people on various topics involving dog care and ownership. We feel this incident helps make people aware that there *are* potential dangers involved in taking one’s dog to a dog park and that it’s not an automatically safe place to take one’s dog. I can’t tell you how often I come across a person who owns a dog who is quite obviously uneducated in dog ownership and unknowingly puts their dog in danger. It’s quite obvious that some folks are totally oblivious to this fact. Something as simple as allowing your dog outside without the safety of a leash, tie-out or confinement behind a fence is a hazard but people do it all the time. If reading this article can save one dog from being injured or killed during or after a dog park incident, that’s a good thing. To delete it, is to ignore this and in our opinion that would be wrong. We hope that you will come back and visit our website often, and take from it things that you like or will help you in some way and not let one article stop you from returning.

Comment on dog killed in middleton dog park by Tanya

Tanya — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 20:27:34 +0000

Do many people a favor. Take this down. Some people have suffered enough, don’t you think?

Comment on do you believe in animal communicators? by diana

diana — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:02:25 +0000

My animal communicator is also my doggie chiropractor… that’s the main reason I began going to her. Yes, much of what she says is very general, but here is why I believe she is really connecting. During a session and after some very general statements, my communicator asked if we liked to stretch together? Wierd… I had no idea what this meant and said so. She didn’t get it either, but since she is also my chiropractor, she said that maybe Maddie wanted to stretch and proceeded to show me how to stretch and massage her legs, body, etc. OK, no problem. Until the next morning when Maddie and I woke up. We sleep in the space of one person… she is curled up in a ball at my feet and I am curled in fetal position. When Maddie knows I am awake she gets up and proceeds to stretch with her front feet on the floor and her back feet on the bed (butt up) and as soon as she moves out of her spot, while she is still stretching, I also stretch out in the space she vacated. WE STRETCH TOGETHER EVERY MORNING! It’s how we start our day together! What an epiphany! This is such an odd thing to come up with, there has to be something to it. Maddie and I still start our day stretching together!

Comment on rescue ink by Cocoa

Cocoa — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:07:47 +0000

I watched your show yesterday and the little dashound (on wheels)has almost the same problem as my jack russel but my dog is active he eats and goes out side to do his business and just runs on his front legs and still rest on his hind legs, we talk and were kidding around about making him a wheel chair but then we seen your show for the first time sunday and the guy was making a home made wheelchair, oh by the way my dog is also deaf but he is good with vibrations and we flick the ouside light if we want him to come in other than that he is a good dog !there any group like yours in Canada?

Comment on save my pet stickers by aclaudio7

aclaudio7 — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:10:50 +0000

Hello everyone thought that maybe the idea of the neon paper with large black letters is a good alert pluss I thing adding posted date! and update the date on it every six months, placeing pets names, sex, your first name and a cell contact would make more awareness and taken serious, what do you all thing of this idea.

Comment on save my pet stickers by Amanda

Amanda — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 03:09:43 +0000

My aunts apartment went on fire and they left the cat behind when they left the house. The fire dept in chicago went right in and found the cat under the couch it bit the firefighter but he came carrying it out of the house so I definitely think it depends on fire depts. I’ve never seen the fire depts here just let animals out on their own.

Comment on rescue ink by lesley burton

lesley burton — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 12:08:16 +0000

i finally got to watch one of your shows,the one where the gentleman is in the hospital and you guys get help for his dogs until he gets out,paws up for that,and also a gentleman shooting at cats for comming onto his proptey its was a shame he didnt take the equipment you guys bought and use it,did he ever stop shooting at the cats?i would just like to say the world needs more people like you bunch of teddy bears keep up the great work and paws up from canada ontario.

Comment on save my pet stickers by Paul

Paul — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:58:36 +0000

I’m not sure if the stickers work or not, but I don’t think they can hurt. Two nights ago a house in my neighborhood caught fire and the owners weren’t home. A passerby called 911. When the first truck arrived a neighbor informed the firemen that there was a dog inside. I don’t know if a sticker was on the door or not or if she just knew they had a dog. Some of the firemen immediately began assessing the fire while others went in search of the dog. As more units arrived (ultimately 10 trucks, 3 alarms) more were available to search. The dog was located and brought out of the house onto the yard. He was unconscious, but at least five paramedics began working on him immediately. About 10 minutes later the dog recovered and jumped to his feet. It was amazing. There was a loud cheer from the crowd that had gathered. It was a very moving and heartwarming experience. I’m not sure what the official fire department policy is for my area when it comes to pets, but these people were very fortunate to have a fire crew that was willing to look. If they hadn’t known the dog was there, they probably wouldn’t have looked, therefore I think the stickers are a big plus. It’s all about communication.

Comment on rescue ink by Barbara Albritton

Barbara Albritton — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 03:43:10 +0000

Watched you guys all the time . You all are great and a wonderful bunch of guys. Would like to know when you will be back on tv . Miss you all hurry back soon. Thanks for what you do for animals.