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Leave a bone for Quincy
Nicknames:
Quincers
Doggie Dynamics:
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Quick Bio:
Birthday:
December 10th 1998
Likes:
Breakfast, dinner, eating guinea pig turds, walks in the park, treats, luvins, visiting friends, his kitty pals, car rides.
Pet-Peeves:
Not getting his way, skipping meals, getting humped by other dogs, Lotte laying in his bed.
Favorite Toy:
A Kong full of treats!
Favorite Food:
Whatever ends up in his mouth.
Favorite Walk:
To the park nearby where he can run off-leash and the baseball diamond after it snows.
Best Tricks:
Is eating a trick? He can shake, too.
Arrival Story:
I never thought I'd own a dalmatian. I mean, I've always thought they were beautiful dogs, I just that they could be hyperactive and a little high-maintenance. But, when I was looking for a dog and I saw his face on the website for a local independent no-kill shelter, I fell in love. Quincy is no ordinary dalmatian - he's big and lazy. Maybe not lazy, but definitely calm as compared to his other dalmatian brethren. I was immediately attracted to him - he's BEAUTIFUL, sweet, and he had "special needs" (i.e. his allergies). He'd also been at the shelter for several months. I'm a sucker for the underdog (yarharhar). I was also looking for an older dog - Quincy was four when I adopted him. I used to work at a veterinary clinic, so I felt that I had the kind of experience needed to care for his allergies. I really think that was the only thing that kept him at the shelter for so long - nobody wanted to adopt a dog that needed allergy shots, special food and medication. Except for me. I didn't mind...and so he was mine. =)
Bio:
Quincy was apparently at the shelter I got him from when he was a puppy. Someone had given him to a family that couldn't have him in their apartment (gee, never heard that story before, huh?), so they brought him to the shelter where he was adopted by a family that kept him until he was four. He began developing his allergies around then, and they just couldn't keep him - too expensive, too much work, and they were expecting a baby, so they gave him back to the shelter where I found him a few months later. I've had him for over three years and he's just the greatest dog ever. We're best pals, we are.
Forums Motto:
Where's the food?
The Groups I'm In:
Dal Pals
I've Been On Dogster Since:
| December 13th 2005 |
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More than 6 years! |
Rosette, Star and Special Gift History
Dogster Id:
235028
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