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aussieln · 01-01-2013, 09:39 PM

the meaning of her name I think that fits the description of quite a few dobies. lol
What Does Name "Annalia" Mean
Powerful and complete. You are good intellectually and require several outlets for your energies. You are not a builder but a planner, and you want others to carry out your plans. You have lots of ideas and begin many projects but do not always finish them. A is a letter of initiative, self-reliance and will power. If negative, Annalia can be sarcastic, cynical, or critical. You are bold, independent, inquisitive and interested in research. You know what you want and why you want it. If A is the first vowel and there are two A's in the entire name, you are a clear thinker. If A is the first vowel and there are more than three A's, you can be egotistical, cynical and even critical.
You are very intuitive. You have a reservoir of inspired wisdom combined with inherited analytical ability, which could reward you through expressions of spiritual leadership, business analysis, marketing, artistic visions, and scientific research. Operating on spiritual side of your individuality can bring you to the great heights, and drop you off if you neglect your spiritual identity. You are always looking for an opportunity to investigate the unknown, to use and show your mental abilities, to find the purpose and meaning of life. You want to grow wise and to understand people and things.

You are probably an introrvert. You need privacy to replenish your energy. You have a unique way of thinking, intuitive, reflective, absorbing.

RedFawnRising · 01-01-2013, 09:41 PM

Pretty name.

Funny how they just "tell" us sometimes, what their name is...or isn't, huh?

Mikemontreal · 01-01-2013, 09:46 PM

She is absolutely gorgeous , her tan markings are so light compared to my girl. She looks like a stuffed toy loAttachment 19963

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workingk9s · 01-01-2013, 11:06 PM

She has beautiful dark eyes!

Salamander · 01-02-2013, 08:08 AM

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Thanks, Chatty.

What this person posted says a metric sh*t-ton more about them, than about me.

And my Whippy-girl, for whose life I'm forever grateful.

And, actually, even though I'm pretty sure I know who this duplicate acct is--still, if their dog ever needed help, I'd be up for that, regardless.

I wound up with a train wreck pup through no choice of my own and if not for the overwhelming generosity of friends and 'strangers', I'd be posting in the Rainbow Bridge forum right now.

Sometimes life throws us a wicked curve ball we weren't expecting or wanting and we have to either 'beg' or sit helplessly, holding a dying puppy or dog.

If not for all the help I received from kind, dog loving people, Halla would not be here right now.

That was a pretty wretched thing to say.

RFR [and many others] know the meaning of eternal gratitude when they look into the soft eyes of a dog who would otherwise not be gazing up at them.

Blessed are the merciful.

aussieln · 01-02-2013, 10:03 AM

yay! I called dr. mcbride and we are scheduled for january 24! I cant wait to see her cropped. shes going to look amazing! Annalia was wonderful last night she slept all night and has zero accidents. she is soo smart. already learning sit , she will follow me everywhere i go.

Dobiewankanobi · 01-02-2013, 10:04 AM

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No reason why i chose the breeder.. I liked his dogs.. he seemed very upfront and honest, was wonderful both over the phone and in person. He lives in florida, but his wife's brother owns Annalia's sire/dam and he is in argentina. they actually flew the puppies here to bring in non american lineage. i am so far extremely pleased. her sire and dam come from ch. bloodlines and have both been shown.. he showed me all of their paperwork and i had many pictures and videos to watch. I hope to get her into something. i really would like to venture in to the showring with her eventually. but i dont know where to begin! I am calling dr mcbride in the morning. cant wait to have her cropped!

I love the Argentinian/SA lines. The angulation is just beautiful and I'm thrilled they're being bred to the NA lines. Congrats on your new baby. I can't wait to see her grow.

AgileDobe · 01-02-2013, 10:08 AM

You can't go wrong with McBride for cropping. She does many beautiful crops. I have one dog who was cropped by her, and she has a beautiful show crop (see my avatar/profile pic). Her breeder takes all of her litters to McBride even if it means driving from Pennsylvania to Florida to get it done.

TheStig · 01-02-2013, 06:25 PM

I had my boy done at Cabarrus Animal Hospital In Kannapolis, NC near Concord.

From you it is about a 5.5 hour drive, which is what it was for me.

Dr. Harroff is their cropper and has been doing it for a long time. He was super nice and did a fantastic job with my guy.

Cabarrus Animal Hospital, HID 3579 Our Staff

I want to say he made me wait til the pup was 12 weeks, iirc.

The price was great also, again if memory serves, was about $350 for the crop itself and the aftercare and medication as well.

I showed him a picture of a medium crop I thought looked best. He pretty much did exactly what I wanted.

Don't know if it was good genetics on my dogs part or a combination of the croppers experience, but I only had to post my guy 4 or 5 times...about a month and a half, and his ears were standing.

If you look into it and are interested in this guy, I'll be glad to share more information with you through pm.

tdd16738 · 01-02-2013, 07:10 PM

Your dobie is absolutely beautiful! I too chose to handle the crop myself for various reasons. I know a great one in Oak Ridge, TN, but that's way too far for you to travel.

LindaH · 01-03-2013, 04:20 AM

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Your dobie is absolutely beautifdaul! I too chose to handle the crop myself for various reasons. I know a great one in Oak Ridge, TN, but that's way too far for you to travel.

Drat, didn't mean to thank Stig's post.

Hey, who is the vet in Oak Ridge? Do you or they have any pictures of the crops we can see?