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Home:Venice, CA

Age: 20 Years Sex: Male Weight: 1-10 lbs

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Nicknames:
Dougie, Bunny Boy, Punk, Mr. McDougal, Fuzzy, Beautiful Boy, Little Man

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Sun Sign:

Quick Bio:

-dog rescue

Likes:
He loved his Aunt Kristine, Kentucky Fried Chicken, walks, car rides, tummy rubs, burrowing under the covers, Starbucks in the morning (the girls always give Little Doug a dot of whipped cream in a lid)

Pet-Peeves:
His pet peeves were staying home, getting a bath, the stray cat that adopted us --- Doug would not let him in the house

Favorite Toy:
His favorite toy was my old moosehide slipper --- he claimed it the moment he came into the house and he chewed on it for 12.5 years

Favorite Food:
He LOVED chicken, Three Dog Bakery Lick n Crunch cookies, cheese

Favorite Walk:
He loved to go any where, any time

Best Tricks:
Little Doug was an excellent singer --- his favorite song to sing was Happy Birthday

Arrival Story:
Little Doug was found under a car in downtown Los Angeles. After using up his time in the LA animal shelter, the woman who rescued him picked him up and happened to have him with her when she came to my office for a meeting. I was standing with a group of people when Little Doug came into my office, he walked up to me, and with his little paw tapped my pant leg, I bent down to pick him up and as I scoped him in my arms I knew he was my boy.

Bio:
Little Doug is my favorite being on this earth and he left me September 24, 2006. We had been battling a failing heart and bronchial system for a month. He put up a valiant fight but was readmitted to the hospital September 23rd in the afternoon and spent the night in the oxygen cube. The next morning he told us he just couldn't go on. We had the finest medical care and amazing support and kindness from his doctor and all of the staff at the hospital (City of Angels, Culver City, CA). Doug took his last breath, cradled in my arms, with my sisters Kris and Joanne at our side, knowing he was deeply loved.

Forums Motto:
I came, I loved, I did a little barking

The Groups I'm In:
CHIHUAHUA HEART TO HEART

I've Been On Dogster Since:

June 19th 2004