Budino


Rottweiler
Picture of Budino, a male Rottweiler
Age: 6 Years   Sex: Male   Weight: 100+ lbs
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Nicknames:
Dino

Doggie Dynamics:
 Energy 
sleepyenergetic
 
 Intelligence 
sillygenius
 
 Friendliness 
aggressiveaffectionate
 
 Playfulness 
not playfulvery playful
 
 Disposition 
anxiouscalm
 

Quick Bio:
-purebred-pound dog-dog rescue

Likes:
feeding time, rough house playtime, leaning on someone with all my weight to make them pet me, works like a charm!

Pet-Peeves:
not being excersised everyday, when I see the suitcase and know they're not packing my stuff too

Favorite Toy:
empty water bottles, ropes, big heavy branches I can wrestle with and drag on the ground

Favorite Food:
I eat anything and everything

Favorite Walk:
going for runs, long walks in the forest and going to the city

Best Tricks:
agility and guard dog training, high five, "down" and then "head down" (that was a hard one!)

Arrival Story:
I was at a shelter, the dog catcher caught me again, I'm quite the escape artist. After the 3rd time I was caught, my previous owners gave up on me and left me there, I was getting to be a real handful for them, I guess. I was 10 months when my new owners got me and a real nuisance. Not housebroken, nipping, jumping up on people and furniture.....and I was already 100lbs. I am sure that if I would have gone to people who didn't put 24/7 time into me, I would have turned out to be a very aggressive dog. My new owners hired a trainer for the first 2 weeks and then took me to obedience classes, I have turned out to be the best dog ever.

Bio:
I am very intelligent and smart, so I must be stimulated everyday, long walks, play time and lots of cuddles. I'm not afraid of anything, I love to travel, see new places and play, play, play, cuddle and sleep. I have turned into a really great doggie.I love children and small dogs, they are so cute, sometimes I have a problem with dogs that are bigger than me! Must be a guy thing, wonder where I got that from??!!!!

Forums Motto:
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I've Been On Dogster Since:
April 9th 2007 More than 2 years!

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
516976

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Rottie Days


Summer is here


June 4th 2009 6:17 am
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Summer is here and can you believe it's been a few months since my knee operation??? Wow time flies...well I was on strict "short leash" walks and supervised outdoor time, but that has all changed, I now am allowed off leash and can play in the backyard, however still supervised, they don't really let me get too riled up. But I have hit another obstacle....since I was not being as active as I usually am, my nails got really long, and one of them split down the middle. When they returned from L.A. they saw to it that it was trimmed properly, but by the time they got back from Cannes and the Monte Carlo Grand Prix my nail was infected, so back to the vet I went. They now have a 3 step treatment they have to do to my nail and surrounding area once a day, and it takes the both of them to do it, Dad has to pin me down cause it's very sore, but I like all the attention I have been getting, they won't leave me for a while now, so my evil plan has worked wha-haha! I also get to wear a booty to protect from the dirt and stuff which I'm not too keen on but I suppose it's necessary! 2 weeks of this treatment and then hopefully it will heal perfectly. As for my knee, it is sore some days, and I limp, and other days it's fine. Dad being such a sport/health nut has me on an exercise program that has me doing walking in intervals, and going to the lake, I actually don't know how to swim but I go into the water until it touches my belly. Dad however, is keen on teaching me to swim this summer, we'll see how he motivates me to do that! Thanks for all your well wishes and letters, from celebrating dad's big b-day to the jokes and funny videos, I enjoy them all, I hope you all are having a great start to the summer!!!!!


Doing A-ok


March 9th 2009 4:38 am
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Hi everyone, thanks for all the love and support. It seems to have done the trick as I am feeling like my old self. I still have to be careful, and am still not allowed to go on walks "off leash" but I am walking on my leg like nothing ever happened to it. The pic I just posted was taken when I was on a "skype" call with my dad, when he was away for work. As you can see I am goofing around like I always do. To speed up the recovery and strengthen my leg, I am taking some fishy smelling powder, that they mix into my food every night and also have some extra vitamins to take everyday but other than that the Doc says I only need to go in if there is a problem. So good news and happy days await me!!!!!!! Hope you are all happy too, spring is right around the corner, yiiiipppppyyyyy :) :) :)


The Long Road to Recovery


February 5th 2009 5:12 pm
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Hi everyone, first I want to say thanks for all the love and support that has poured in for my quick recovery. I must say I am doing better than what was expected. Today was actually 2 weeks since my knee band operation and I had to go back in to get the 25 stitches taken out......and have the Doc look at my progress....
He was not only happy with my progress, but says it is amazing how fast I am getting used to the new leg. I am walking on it fine, although a 10 min walk is about all I can handle at the moment, but the point is I am walking on all 4's, barely limping, and the Doc says that's very good news!!!!!!
I am sure my happy recovery is due to all the good thoughts that all of you have been thinking "up" for me, and I know that I will get better day by day. The road to a full recovery is long, it will be at least a few months before I'm aloud to run "leash free" with my buddies at the park. I am on some special powder that they have to mix into my food and am also taking pain killers to help with inflammation. I will have to be walked on "short leash" for the next 6 weeks and no rough housing with Dad, but I am confident I am on the road to a fabulous full recovery!!! Promise to keep you updated, lots of paw-hugs to you all!!!!!


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