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**velmadobe** · 01-06-2007, 11:00 PM

both of my dogs are co-owned by their breeders and that is where they would go if I or my family could no longer take care of them. In an emergency, Louise's breeder has a small boarding kennel and that is where they would go.

I have friends in both my Doberman club and in rescue that can take them in a pinch and get them where they need to go. When I shattered my foot in the show ring 3 years ago and had to leave in an ambulance, a friend grabbed Velma and later brought her to my house.

In addition, both of my dogs are chipped and my secondary emergency contact is each dogs breeder.

01-06-2007, 11:00 PM	#14 (permalink)
velmadobe Alpha Posts: 2,997 Location: S. E. Pennsylvania Dogs Name: Velma, Louise, & Harvard Titles: AKC CH, CD, RN, WAC, CGC, TDInc Dogs Age: 6, 3, 10 months Gallery Pics: 9 Visit velmadobe's Gallery Thanks: 76 Thanked 615 Times in 319 Posts Images: 9	both of my dogs are co-owned by their breeders and that is where they would go if I or my family could no longer take care of them. In an emergency, Louise's breeder has a small boarding kennel and that is where they would go. I have friends in both my Doberman club and in rescue that can take them in a pinch and get them where they need to go. When I shattered my foot in the show ring 3 years ago and had to leave in an ambulance, a friend grabbed Velma and later brought her to my house. In addition, both of my dogs are chipped and my secondary emergency contact is each dogs breeder. __________________ Dillon's Barclay Amy CD RN WAC CGC TDInc "Velma" CH Cha-Rish A Moment Like This RN WAC CGC "Louise" Fitzmar's Command A Minute "Harvard" (10 pts/both majors) http://fitzmardobermans.freeservers.com/
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