About the Dogs
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This is Babe, our tripod (3-legged) Rottweiler mix. She lost her left rear leg as a result of infection when she chewed her foot off as a puppy. But there was nothing to do, incarcerated in a crate for 5 months! It had to be amputated to save her, but she is a very happy, playful and obedient dog. Oh, she's also the smartest dog we've ever had here! She seems to understand English and is a fantastic watch dog! Visit her on her very own web page, here: Babe's Blog |
| Buck was rescued after being abandoned and left to wander. He was picked up by animal control after surviving on his own for quite some time. He was skinny and covered with fleas and ticks. Now neutered and cleaned up, he's here with us and seems to enjoy the other dogs. Thanks to Ozark Haven Rescue in Missouri for saving his life! And to everyone who helped transport him into Nebraska! We sure enjoy him and his enthusiasm for life! |
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This is Jager (say "Yay Grr"), an old dog now, but it's hard to tell, as he's so energetic and playful. The only signs of aging are his graying muzzle and the fact that he's going deaf. Jager has a new lease on life these days, too. He lived in a pen the first 10 years of his life, and he got out just 2 years ago. This new freedom may account for his freewheeling attitude and his extreme gratefulness for any attention. |
| This is our "Christmas Carol," a very sweet lab found running like crazy down a country road a week before Christmas, as if she were trying to catch up with someone... perhaps someone who dumped her in the country? We will never know, probably, but she is a very sweet girl. After spending 3 days in "doggie jail," she is now in a new home. She's very smart and obedient. |
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Posted 2010 - Dr. RJ Peters |
