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Leave a bone for Lord
Nicknames:
Digby, Marshmellow Man, Iceberg Slim, Big Pimp, Zombie, BOB(Big old boy), Yetti, Oh Lord, Dear Lord, My Lord, Lordy, Sir, Big Stink, Big Worm, Big Perm--when it's humid outside or right after a bath, Big White Love.
Doggie Dynamics:
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Quick Bio:
| -purebred | -pound dog | -dog rescue | |
Likes:
Being petted; going for long, slow walks and stopping to smell every flower on the way; Laying on the couch to watch movies.
Pet-Peeves:
Being left behind; Not getting to go on long, slow walks and not stopping to smell every flower on the way; the slugs that get in his foodbowl when it is left outside.
Favorite Toy:
Any really big stuffed animal, or a really little one that he can hide in his mouth and carry around all day and not even drop it when he barks.
Favorite Food:
Bacon, cheese, Natural Balance Lamb and Rice roll.
Favorite Walk:
Anywhere--Lord doesn't discriminate
Best Tricks:
burping
Arrival Story:
I volunteer at the local animal shelter about once a week. I saw Lord there about a year and a half ago. He was skin and bones and had a choke chain all imbedded in the fur around his neck. I took him out because I was afraid he would get back into the wrong hands, as he had so obviously been in before. I already had three dogs, and wasn't looking for another one, much less was able to afford one--especially of his size. Thus, he was my "foster dog" for about a year and a half before I finally admitted that I had a fourth dog.
Bio:
Dear Lord had a very bad beginning, but is now living the life of Riley with many happy returns of the day. He came to me extremely malnourished and severly abused. He was a troll under the bridge of sorts, as the first six months with me was spent under my deck. He would barely come out except to eat and go to the bathroom. If myself, or anyone else, approached him, he would cower and often pee on himself. I shudder to think what he must have had to endure in order to be this way. He eventually turned around, though, and when he did, I put him up for adoption. He went to several different homes, but none of them turned out to be the right one and he was returned to me each time. Lord is now a completely different dog. He runs up to complete strangers with reckless abandon. He has such a noble and dignified presence to him and he is very loving. He has accepted his role as largest dog in the household at the bottom of the totem pole with style and a sense of humor to boot. I love just looking at him, and I now simply cannot imagine my life without him.
Forums Motto:
"Thanks for noticing me"
I've Been On Dogster Since:
| July 6th 2004 |
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More than 5 years! |
Rosette, Star and Special Gift History
Dogster Id:
48058
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