RESCUE A BOXER works diligently to find forever homes in Vancouver, BC AREA, for Boxer dogs in need of a second start. Since 2004 we have rescued and placed hundreds of amazing Boxer dogs. RAB is an organization of volunteers who are dedicated to finding loving forever homes for homeless Boxers and promoting responsible pet ownership. We work with other rescue groups, shelters, veterinarians and breeders to help achieve our goals.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Judd Update
Hi guys, i thought i would send you some pictures so you can see how Judd is doing. Sorry its taken so long for me to send you some but i just realized the other day it has been about 6 months since i got him (time’s flying!) A few months after i got him his ear infections didn’t seem to want to stop and he was starting to chew his paws, but after a bunch of trial and error i think i nailed it down to a food allergy so now its only duck and potato for dinner. We are slowly working through some dog aggression issues which are getting better every day, i have been introducing him to nice calm dogs one at a time. Its amazing how willing strangers are to help if its about helping out a dog! Everything else about Judd is awesome, he has turned out to be a great sidekick. I could tell it took a couple months for him to completely trust me, but now that he has, he tries so desperately to please so training him has been a breeze. He was not a big fan of the rain we had but now that we are getting some sun he will just sit with me for hours outside getting a tan. As you can tell from the pictures he has turned into my hiking buddy.
Im amazed at how often i get stopped by people who want to see Judd or just talk to me about him, every time they are blown away that he is a rescue dog because of how calm and easy going he is. I also get stopped by other boxer owners quite often because they are amazed at how mellow he is compared to their boxers. Every time i get stopped i make sure to mention Without Borders and not a lot of people have heard about you. Im trying to spread the word and the vibe i get from most people is that if they had heard about your organization they probably would have adopted instead of getting a puppy.
Sorry if this email is a little long but i just want to thank you for finding me an amazing dog and i cant begin to tell you how much i appreciate it. I hope all is well with you guys too!
Andrew Gondos
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