{"id":760,"date":"2011-11-05T15:00:06","date_gmt":"2011-11-05T14:00:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/sithean.com\/dawgdogs\/?p=760"},"modified":"2011-11-05T19:16:47","modified_gmt":"2011-11-05T18:16:47","slug":"trixie-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/sithean.com\/dawgdogs\/trixie-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Trixie"},"content":{"rendered":"

REHOMED<\/strong><\/p>\n

progress update: 5\/11\/11<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Hi Helen,<\/p>\n

When I met you at the Amberwood Dog Show, I said I’d send you photo(s) of Trixie, so here she is.
\nI’ve got another lovely more close-up one printed but I can’t find it on the computer.
\nAnyway she’s quite transformed nowadays from the terrified and so aggressive character she once was into an (almost) perfect friend.<\/p>\n

progress update: 21\/6\/11<\/strong>
\nHi Helen
\nI’ve been quite excited this evening because, having a new computer,\u00a0for the 1st time I was able to log onto your website.
\nAnd I actually found Trixie under Dogs Homed in Dec. 2008
\nThere I noted you said, Photos to follow, which makes me rather ashamed because of course you never heard any more about her.\u00a0\u00a0 So I’ll update you now.
\nShe was quoted as being 2 years old when I had her on 12th Dec.\u00a0but actually in the documents I found her date of birth listed as 1st July, which made her barely 18 months then.
\nAnd she certainly was a problem child, terrified of everything and everybody and most of all other dogs.
\nTaking her for a walk was a nightmare as she was so frightened she would attack them.
\nThen when she could be gradually let off the lead there was the uphill task of getting her to come back when called.
\nAbout 18 months of almost daily traumas for us both.
\nBut on her 3rd birthday she took a vow of obedience and devotion, and for the last year she has\u00a0become a highly intelligent and much loved angel.
\nThis has all been prompted by reading about the DAWG Fun Dog Show on 4th Sept. which I certainly hope to come to.
\nI reckon Trixie would certainly qualify to enter the class of “dogs who have come the furthest”, as well as one that’s “been most problematic”.
\nBetween now and then I’m sure I ought to be able to send you some photos, though I’ll need some help in doing that.
\nAnyway I thought you’d like to hear about one of your rehoming success stories.
\nAll the best in keeping up the good work.
\nHeather<\/p>\n

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progress update: 13th Dec 2008
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Trixie has gone to her new home today !!<\/p>\n

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Trixie is a two year old collie cross.<\/p>\n

She was bought for a girl who lost interest in her!<\/p>\n

She was then stuck in a run in field and left alone apart from when she was being fed.<\/p>\n

She is very timid with new people and needs to become more socialised<\/p>\n

with other dogs.<\/p>\n

REHOMED<\/p>\n


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