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Ody_2004

Ody_2004

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i dun think u surrender to spca is consider to be in safe hand.

 

they wont keep and house the dog forever until some 1 adopt it.

 

at some time and some point, some dogs have to go .

 

Agreed.. but at least they are put down properly then to get killed on the road..

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Baphomet

Baphomet

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I can agree to your pov.

 

i see it the other way around if i am a pet/servant/dedicated slave, i probably would not want to have the procedure. Human rights for animals?

Something like that...respect for another living intelligent being.

 

 

Both types of POV are from love and appreciation.

 

Exactly how i felt! 

 

People will say we are humanizing an animal. But to me, its family. 

 

Last time I don't get it why people will want to rush into a burning house to save their pets. Now I totally get it for I'm sure I will do the same. 

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Datsun366

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What a wonderful way to return a dog and get compensation.

 

Pssst. They still eat dogs over there.

 

Some big people keep black dogs just in case you know...need to feed the hantu besar-besar.

 

In a way, black dogs can save owner's life.

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Yeshe

Yeshe

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Sibey kam lan, if dog can swim the posture will be a dog style posture. This is clearly a sinking dog.

 

RIP, owner dun deserve to have a dog. Shop should fire that staff n re hire someone experienced.

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Yeshe

Yeshe

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Poor dog. The owner and the shop staff are both world class idiots.

Usually for dogs first time trying the pool, we will put life vest or someone in the pool with it. Once the dog gets the hang of it, it will know how to swim.
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Lala81

Lala81

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Usually for dogs first time trying the pool, we will put life vest or someone in the pool with it. Once the dog gets the hang of it, it will know how to swim.

I dunno anything about teaching dogs how to swim. But the way it was done is appallingly bad.
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Hamburger

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Intern doc at burn centre?? Should pour boiling water over his kkj n ask him to treat himself

Why so mafan.

 

Just chop it off and boil it,

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PSP415

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Wicked. If he had perhaps, remembered to bring Strawberry out to relieve himself, the dog will not need to do it in the house.

 

And an intern doc himself in a burns centre, kns. Sadist and mental issues. Still want to boast about his deed. Next he will say its an experiment to see how Strawberry can be nursed back to health.

 

Agree. Just pour boiling water over his kkj. Problem solved, no need his kind to populate the earth.

 

Safe ride. Cruelty and abuses to animals, children, elderly, weak is only for cowards.

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Datsun366

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Military Working Dog Unit Adoption Drive 2019

 

 

 

Our four-legged veterans from the Military Working Dog Unit (MWDU) are looking for a new "woof" over their heads!

 

If you're interested in making them part of your family, you can find out more in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and fill up the application formbelow. For further queries, you can contact the Adoption Team at [email protected]. This adoption drive runs from 15 April to 16 May 2019.

 

The MWDU will continue to take full care of any retired dogs that are not adopted. All the dogs have gone through basic obedience training, and go through regular health checks by in-house vets, annual vaccinations and a routine heartworm and parasite prevention programme.

 

This energetic ball of fur loves human interaction and companionship – you can always count on him for a walk or game of fetch. And if you want to relax, he's more than happy to just curl up next to you and patiently wait for his share of head pats!

 

*Can be adopted by HDB households under Project ADORE.

 

Any family would be lucky to have this adorable dog! Although he has a heart murmur condition, he remains very active and loves walks and exploring new environments. Provide Lucky with lots of affection, and he is sure to return the love.

 

Friendly and active, Fabia is always excited to meet new people. An intelligent and obedient dog, she is at her best when engaged in play, and will certainly be a lively addition to any home!

 

Although he may be senior in years, Mocca still has plenty of energy to spare! Throw a tennis ball in any direction, and this black lab will be more than happy to play a game of fetch. 

 

He loves human companionship. With his warm and affectionate personality, Mocca will make an excellent addition for any family with an active lifestyle! 

 

*Can be adopted by HDB households under Project ADORE.

 

He may be big and loud, but don't be afraid to say hello to Simbo! One of the friendliest dogs in the unit, he likes to nuzzle his handlers in exchange for pats. 

 

He also loves belly rubs and will roll over to ask for them! Shower him with love and Simbo will definitely return the favour.

 

Renzo does not look or act anywhere near his age. He adores belly rubs and the occasional treat, and is not ashamed to snuggle you to get it! 

 

It might take a while for Renzo to warm up to a new environment, but once he is settled in, this lovable dog is sure to be a great fit for any family.

 

He may be a little shy at the start, but Hagy actually loves attention and being showered with affection – in fact, his handlers have given him the nickname "Huggy"! Like most other dogs, he loves daily walks and playing fetch.

 

Who says males don't enjoy a good pamper? Nelson loves a relaxing grooming session and massage. 

 

Although big in size, he is actually quite timid (he's particularly afraid of stormy weather!). Nelson is diagnosed with arrhythmia (erratic heartbeat rate/rhythm), but that doesn't stop him from being an active and playful dog.

 

Don't judge him by his age – Aron is a puppy at heart. He also has an endearing way of showing affection – by lying down on his handler! Calm and patient, he makes an excellent walking companion who will stay close by your side.

 

One of the friendliest and gentlest dogs in the unit, Zorro loves attention and easily bonds with her handlers. Her cheerful and easy-going attitude will make her a great canine companion for any family.

 

With his dark fur and strong stature, Atze may look a little intimidating, but is actually a sweetheart. Always excited when his handler approaches, he loves attention and will do anything in exchange for a treat!

 

Falco's smile and puppy dog eyes are enough to make your heart melt. He enjoys casual strolls and is an obedient and disciplined dog who is easy to handle. If you’re new to pet ownership, this furry friend is definitely the one for you!

 

It's a love story between Dan and tennis balls – he's up for a game of fetch any time, any day! 

 

Loyal and protective of his handler, he can be a little wary of strangers. Spoil him with lots of love and treats, and this playful dog will bring plenty of fun and joy to your home.

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