"This is My bone, in fact, everything is mine!"
Age: 10 Years Sex: Male Weight: 26-50 lbs
"The bow is OK, but I don't like having to go to the groomer to get it, Grrrr."
"It's my birthday and I'm chowing down on my "cake""
"Don't touch my birthday cake, Romeow! I 'm growling my last warning!"
"Grrrr, I hate bath time, Grrrrr"
"What's this white stuff? It's cold, Brrrrr"
"I don't like it when you subject me to that box with the flashing light." [See My DogsterPlus Photo Book] |
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Leave a bone for Casey
Nicknames:
Spacey Casey, Stinky Winky, Rocky, Junk-Yard Dog
Doggie Dynamics:
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Quick Bio:
Likes:
He loves rocks, even though we provide him with balls, he still loves rocks!
Pet-Peeves:
When he digs up a rock, and we throw it over the fence, his Bro Murphy
Favorite Toy:
Rocks, anything that is Murphy's that he can steal!
Favorite Food:
"Almond Rocas" from the cat litter box, anything he's not supposed to eat because of severe allergies
Favorite Walk:
In the backyard while I am gardening, to dig up rocks, or to the mailbox to leave his marker on the post
Best Tricks:
Digging up burried rocks, but he has also learned to ring the bells on the cabinet for dog treats
Arrival Story:
We were vacationing in Long Beach, WA in 2006 with our 16 year-old Cocker Spaniel (mix) Honey. We saw a notice that there were dogs available at the Humane Society for taking for walks at the beach. A local resident saw Honey, and mentioned that there was a dog at HS who looked like Honey, so we went there, intending only to walk a dog. When the people at HS saw Honey, they talked us into adopting Casey because they knew we were "Cocker savvy". He was a mess; stinky from raging yeast infections of the ears and skin, cherry eye, and black scaly patches on his rear end that I called "Baboon Butt"! He was truly disgusting, but it didn't take much talking for those dedicated people to talk me into rescuing Casey. I will always thank my daughter Darcy and her husband Chris for putting up with the stench of Casey in the back seat as we drove back home - about 6 hours!
Once home, he took some convincing that he was not "leader of the pack", - I was. He still goes ballistic when we let Murphy inside, snarling and growling even though Murphy is a Lab Cross and weighs over twice Casey's weight. Murphy defers and runs for the sanctuary of my location. Casey has learned to ignore our 5 cats, after some training. However, he does not like children, nor would I trust him around them. All in all, Casey has come a long way, and I'm glad to give him a loving home in his senior years.
Bio:
I call Casey "Honey's Legacy". We adopted him because of her, and nearly one year later, to the day, we had to let Honey go to the Rainbow Bridge. She was diagnosed with cancer of the spleen in early 2007, right after her 17th birthday. When it became obvious that she was suffering, I had to make that terrible decision to put her to sleep.
Honey is gone from our presence, although she will reside forver in our hearts.
Casey is thriving, somewhat. He had to have surgery to repair his eye, rotten teeth, a bleeding wart on his head, and a golf-ball sized fatty tumour on his belly. He has been a lot of work, and cost a lot of money. Would I do it over again? In a heart beat, mine, Casey's and Honey's!
Forums Motto:
It's all about me!
The Groups I'm In:
*** I LOVE ROCKS***, Allergic Pets, Black Cat Irish Pub, Dogs in Washington, Fenways Faithful, If you're a Cocker and you know it, New England Patriots Nation, Pawsome Pages
Christmas:
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More than 2 years! |
Rosettes Given In The Past Month:
Rosette, Star and Special Gift History
Dogster Id:
543915
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