Dog profile for Jill Brown English (Left), a female German Shepherd/Labrador Retriever



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Photo of Jill Brown English (Left), a female German Shepherd/Labrador Retriever

Age: 2 Years Sex: Female Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Dogster stats for Jill Brown English (Left)


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Nicknames:
"Pretty Girl" "Silly Willy Jilly" "Daddies Girl"

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

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Quick Bio:

-mutt

-pound dog

-dog rescue

Likes:
Just giving love!

Pet-Peeves:
Nothing to lick!

Favorite Toy:
Anything that moves, bounces, or makes noise.

Favorite Food:
Kibbles-N-Bits (No People Food)

Favorite Walk:
She doesn't like the leash, but she loves the backyard!

Best Tricks:
Sits, lays down, Kennel Up, Fetch (still working on the return)

Arrival Story:
Well Jack & Jill were a package deal. They are brother & sister; I know they look nothing alike! While I was looking for my last dog that had ran away. While I was at the Dallas City Pound I found 2 adorable balls of fluffy with hyper active tongues and matching birth marks (black spots on their tails). I asked about adopting the pups and was informed they were to be Euthanized!!! They were only 9 weeks old! This really pissed me off. I called my city council person and demanded that they do something. They explained the pups were too sick for adoption. However, she made the adoption happen! I signed a billion forms and of course paid the fees; I took them to my vet immediately where they hospitalized for every puppy sickness you can have. Coxcidia, Parvo, Kennel Cough, Mange, and Worms. After about $200.00 in adoption fees, $2,200.00 in Vet Bills, and $300.00 for puppy school they are our kids. Two years later they spend just about every waking moment with me, on me, or chasing the squirrels.....lol.

Forums Motto:
Where's the Squirrel?

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