This little guy is a Trooper

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I hate to break it to you, but you're getting your information from the wrong sources. Yes, you have the rescue name correct. And? I am a volunteer for them and had permission to pull him because he was urgent and I wanted to foster him. I walked in there, paid the pull fee and took him out of his cage, all on my own. You don't know how AS here is set up, but you can most certainly see the quarantine/puppy (it's all the same room) room from the floor. Anyone can see those dogs, and I have pulled dogs from the same room before. Remember my foster Bogey? Same situation.

Frag is still with me, so I'm not sure what you're talking about. Sir has been living with my ex (whom I still see) since before Patton was even an idea in my mind, and I still see him. Who else has disappeared? You mentioned Duke - the foster that was decided to be euthanized BY THE RESCUE, not me.

There is no skeptic in you, there are people in a group you are a part of that don't even LIKE you, using you to pick at me, but you have your facts wrong. Are you trying to say this dog isn't in my possession? Even if I was dumping my dogs for new puppies all the time, this isn't my dog, not planning on keeping him, I have fosters all the time. Why are you skeptical about this one?
The rescue isn't the issue, I know them to be good people. They aren't a part of why I am questioning the amount of dogs that seem to come and go from your home. It has nothing to do with them.

I have been skeptical for a long time, this just compelled me to say something about the amount of dogs that seem to be coming and going (excluding fosters of course).

ESP after you chastise others for giving dogs back to breeders when they wash out for a certain sport. That isn't a bad thing for a dog to return to the breeder, they will find another more suitable home for them.

I am not attacking you, I am just have some curiosities, I am not talking to anyone, this has been eating at me for a while and whatever I come upon I did so myself.
 
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If you people choose not to see that is your problem (though one would be amazed what a little research can turn up on the internet. Yes I take issue with the way she bounces dogs around that are not supposed to be fosters but become that way when they don't pan out the way she wanted

The bottom line is you dislike me more then her.
 

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If you people choose not to see that is your problem (though one would be amazed what a little research can turn up on the internet. Yes I take issue with the way she bounces dogs around that are not supposed to be fosters but become that way when they don't pan out the way she wanted

The bottom line is you dislike me more then her.
Well, I never said I go one way or the other. I'm just calling you out on your lies, since you started the conversation on facebook...

"on chaz, where it's all a click, and I'm not a part of the click because of my opinions on things not dog related".

First, it's clique. Not a click. A click is a noise. Or the movie.
Second, you can at least own up to getting information from other people. It's not necessarily a bad thing. You were even all "I'm going to call her out! What dogs did she have, guys?". So, yah. "Research" my butt.
 

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If you people choose not to see that is your problem (though one would be amazed what a little research can turn up on the internet. Yes I take issue with the way she bounces dogs around that are not supposed to be fosters but become that way when they don't pan out the way she wanted

The bottom line is you dislike me more then her.
So now I'm wondering what dogs you decided where meant to be mine and which weren't? You realize I can tie every other dog with proof to being through a rescue, right? Sorry, except for that first dog I fostered, Diamond. She was a personal foster while I was still living with my parents as a highschooler.

The only dogs I know that I've owned were Kit, Frag, Sir, Bailey, Recon and Patton. Where am I missing dogs? :confused:

You realize there are people on this forum that know me in real life and don't seem to be coming to all of these conclusions, right?
 

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Well, I never said I go one way or the other. I'm just calling you out on your lies, since you started the conversation on facebook...

"on chaz, where it's all a click, and I'm not a part of the click because of my opinions on things not dog related".

First, it's clique. Not a click. A click is a noise. Or the movie.
Second, you can at least own up to getting information from other people. It's not necessarily a bad thing. You were even all "I'm going to call her out! What dogs did she have, guys?". So, yah. "Research" my butt.
I speak the truth, this are questions that I have, I may have mentioned it on Facebook but that is not where I got the bulk of my information from. I just a odd a few questions there that I didn't get information from through search (old Facebook topics came up in a search, BTW).

Sure it could go both was but since you quoted me then I will address you. It is clear you have a dislike for me, I assume more then any reservations you may have about Her behavior. That is clear when you needlessly brought up my miss use of the word "click" vs "clique". Yes I know the difference ... I didn't feel like spelling it out ok.
 

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Btw, remember that if you need to know about all the dogs I've had- I have a public blog (thought slightly outdated) that can be researched and cited as well. ;)
 

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They seem to disappear and reappear when they don't pan out like they were supposed to. Also a lot of people can seem nice in person but have a knife in their hand ready to stab you, I know many many people like this.

Take me for example, I am a super raging asshole on the internet but in real life I am a very nice, helpful honest person ... :p
 

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They seem to disappear and reappear when they don't pan out like they were supposed to. Also a lot of people can seem nice in person but have a knife in their hand ready to stab you, I know many many people like this.

Take me for example, I am a super raging asshole on the internet but in real life I am a very nice, helpful honest person ... :p
And I'm wondering, which ones? Why would they reappear?

Doesn't matter how nice I am in real life, it matters that they are involved with the dogs I have and know who why and where from they are.
 

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I have said all that I felt compelled to say, the truth will come out eventually.
No, I'd love for you to tell me the truth right now. Because so far you've been beating around the bush. What's your point? What dogs have I done what to and gotten rid of? I'll gladly correct any misconceptions.

What is it that I'm lying about regarding Trooper? What are my real intentions?
 

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You can't make people see what they don't want to see, you bounce dogs back and forth btw your exes when it suits you, some tes they are yours some times they are not. Oh frag belongs to your ex, but sir is yours not sir is living with your ex etc ... Not to mention the cat you got rid of because it had behaviorism problems that could have been worked through.
 

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Trooper is staying the night at the vet tonight. ;(

The vet loved the progress he was making, but wants to sedate him and clip skin away and clean everything very thoroughly. I took some pictures today of his skin coming off that I will post when I get home. I'm gonna miss the little guy. Picking him up after work tomorrow. :)

You can't make people see what they don't want to see, you bounce dogs back and forth btw your exes when it suits you, some tes they are yours some times they are not. Oh frag belongs to your ex, but sir is yours not sir is living with your ex etc ... Not to mention the cat you got rid of because it had behaviorism problems that could have been worked through.
My ex and I have been sharing Frag for over a year. I don't see a problem with that, and it's not on my terms. When Jon is not overseas or at training he wants him. When he is I told him I wanted him. It works out perfect for everyone involved. Why is that bad?

Sir was always my dog, even though I adopted him with Brian, but bonded better to Brian for sure. When we broke up Brian really wanted to see him still so I had him on the weekends and Brian had him during the week. But because of my work hours and Sir's anxiety in the crate, Brian asked if he could just have him. I obliged. Hardly murder. I miss the hell out of that dog, but he was miserable with me and Brian begged me for him. And he is so much happier. So if that makes me a terrible person then I am the worst.

Never rehomed a cat. It's funny how when nothing is said about an animal, people make up their own stories. Bean went with Jon when we broke up because I am allergic and didn't like her. He loved her and still has her.

You have to realize relationships happen and end. Someone has to keep the animals formed in those relationships. In my case, I kept the animals that were happy here and I had the right to take. I wish I could keep Frag forever, but Jon raised him and wants him, so who am I to say no?
 

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Trooper is staying the night at the vet tonight. ;(

The vet loved the progress he was making, but wants to sedate him and clip skin away and clean everything very thoroughly. I took some pictures today of his skin coming off that I will post when I get home. I'm gonna miss the little guy. Picking him up after work tomorrow. :)



My ex and I have been sharing Frag for over a year. I don't see a problem with that, and it's not on my terms. When Jon is not overseas or at training he wants him. When he is I told him I wanted him. It works out perfect for everyone involved. Why is that bad?

Sir was always my dog, even though I adopted him with Brian, but bonded better to Brian for sure. When we broke up Brian really wanted to see him still so I had him on the weekends and Brian had him during the week. But because of my work hours and Sir's anxiety in the crate, Brian asked if he could just have him. I obliged. Hardly murder. I miss the hell out of that dog, but he was miserable with me and Brian begged me for him. And he is so much happier. So if that makes me a terrible person then I am the worst.

Never rehomed a cat. It's funny how when nothing is said about an animal, people make up their own stories. Bean went with Jon when we broke up because I am allergic and didn't like her. He loved her and still has her.

You have to realize relationships happen and end. Someone has to keep the animals formed in those relationships. In my case, I kept the animals that were happy here and I had the right to take. I wish I could keep Frag forever, but Jon raised him and wants him, so who am I to say no?
I can see that's your story and you are sticking to it, there is nothing more to say about it then.
 

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I can see that's your story and you are sticking to it, there is nothing more to say about it then.
Lol! Would you like me to interview my exes? You can't say that there's obviously something else going on when there is no proof of it! Leave me the hell alone. You don't know what you're talking about.

Again- no one that knows me and my dogs in real life thinks this because they know how much I care about these two. Meagan's seen me cry and agonize about it more than once. So step off. You have no place telling me that I'm trying to get rid of the dogs I love so much.

I'm not 40 and married with dogs that are very clearly mine, and taking in/getting rid of them left and right. I'm 21 with relationships that have formed bonds to dogs just as much as I have and I foster very regularly. Just because they are coming and going doesn't mean they're mine. That's the whole point of fostering.
 

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The vet loved the progress he was making, but wants to sedate him and clip skin away and clean everything very thoroughly.
I wondered if they were eventually going to do so. I bet he'll feel loads better when they're done! Wish him the best of luck.
 

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I wondered if they were eventually going to do so. I bet he'll feel loads better when they're done! Wish him the best of luck.
I can't speak for the vet, but wound debridement is very common in human healthcare. It's actually very important to make sure the wound heals correctly.

And just an FYI, there are topical creams that debride... so this might be something to bring up with the vet. They're prescription, so I dont' know if a vet has the license to write an rx for them? But, they're applied daily and do an amazing job without the need for being put under.
 

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