Christmas puppy shopping

DAD you do realize i'm 29 and have not lived at home since i was 18, YES? I did kid BUT You Called me. She's as stubborn and thick headed as her mom.
That funny stuff!

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

We didn't want to adopt a dog, finding out 1 year later the town council was going to ban them. Terrible having to give up a pet because it MIGHT bite.

IT'S THE DEED. NOT THE BREED.

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We adopted our pit mix at the Boulder Humane Society. They were kind enough to label him a boxer mix. Smart folks there.

Have you checked between the bun?

We just adopted a Dachshund from the Cheyenne Animal Shelter. They are out there, you might have to ask if the shelter has one. CAS didn't have the one we adopted out in general population. They asked what we were looking for.

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Originally Posted by jmg8550

We just adopted a Dachshund from the Cheyenne Animal Shelter. They are out there, you might have to ask if the shelter has one. CAS didn't have the one we adopted out in general population. They asked what we were looking for.

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After seeing your lates pet addition, i'd be hiding it from people too, that demonic fuker pissed on my walker. Of course it was the only thing it could lift it's leg high enough to hit.

http://denverdachshundsrescueandtransport.com/

I'll check a couple more places and post any relevant links.

You're still mad about that? Jeez.... let it go.

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

Didi approves of your dog selection.

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Roxy approves as well. And she did not piss on Jim's walker when he was here.[LOL]

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"Doctor" Grey

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Thanks for the link. Roxy needs a companion but the last couple at the shelter here they wanted $400 for a 13 YO dog.

Here's another: https://www.facebook.com/ColoradoDachshundRescue

Another thing you might try is to call around to vet clinics, and put the word out that you're looking to adopt a young dachshund. When I worked at a vet clinic, we always had people that had to PCS and needed to find a home for their pet. You could get lucky and end up getting a puppy and making a service member very happy, knowing their puppy was going to a loving home.

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Originally Posted by TheGrey

Here's another: https://www.facebook.com/ColoradoDachshundRescue

Another thing you might try is to call around to vet clinics, and put the word out that you're looking to adopt a young dachshund. When I worked at a vet clinic, we always had people that had to PCS and needed to find a home for their pet. You could get lucky and end up getting a puppy and making a service member very happy, knowing their puppy was going to a loving home.

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Thank you. I still remember when the neighbors came to our door and held her up and said "if you don't take her she goes to the pound" yes she needed work but has turned out to be a great dog.[Flower]