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| Feb 2 2008, 5:16 PM EST (current) | ladybug83 | 145 words added, 14 words deleted |
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Cockalier Rescue Resources
Add links to local, state, or national organizations devoted to rescuing this breed: Share your rescue stories!
Click While my Cockalier isn't from a formal rescue or shelter, I definitely RESCUED her. Ladybug came from a situation where she was kept in the basement for 90% of her day. She was very, very abused and poorly trained. The person that she was with before me (who took her out of the abusive situation) swore EasyEditthat she was housetrained, but she couldn't have been more wrong. At approximately 2 years old, Ladybug didn't know the difference between inside and outside. After a full year of hard work, I am happy to tellsay aboutthat howshe youis broughtnow your99% housebroken. The 1% being for human error :)
She is honestly the sweetest dog home.I have ever known. She is very loyal, great with both of my Besmall surechildren, good with cats, dogs and strangers. I would highly recommend this (mixed) breed to addanyone alooking photo!for an easy-going, loving companion.
