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Picture of Chelsea -In loving memory-, a male Alaskan Malamute

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Home:Lakeland, FL

Sex: Male Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Leave a bone for Chelsea -In loving memory-

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-blind

-dog rescue

Birthday:
January 13th 1990

Likes:
He loved sniffing out cats and have us running around the yard!!!

Pet-Peeves:
Bed time was strictly enforced! If you didn't sleep when he was tired at night, well, he wouldn't stop telling you to go sleep!

Favorite Toy:
Woobie man and a ball with a rope at the end that he could throw around

Favorite Food:
ANYTHING

Favorite Walk:
All over the place

Best Tricks:
Being cute and getting anything he wanted

Arrival Story:
Chealsea came to us from a family that was moving. They did not want him anymore. It was either we take him or they threatened to put him in a shelter where we know how well that would have turned out for a 10 yr old completely blind furbaby. So, he moved in with us, and was the center of attention.

Bio:
Chealsea was quite underweight when he arrived at our house. The picture I've posted is the only one I have left after many computer crashes. It took him time to gain weight, but we believe that during the 6 months he was being refed, he started going into renal failure. We refed him too quickly, and he showed no signs until the day before he passed away. He was such a happy baby while with us. We helped him get on and off the couch with the other furbabies, anf he even learned that he could sleep on my pillow on the bed (of course..... he still needed help getting down when he awoke).

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I've Been On Dogster Since:

October 20th 2009