YELLAHEEP
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- Littleton, Colorado
Man am I having a BIG mental dilemma......
Ok, these 4 Aurora hispanic crooks steal a BMW X5, try to burgle the house then when we find them driving the stolen car they punch it..... 17 mile pursuit at 120+ on C470. They crack it up exiting onto Quebec and bail from the beemer. One has a 3 week old Rottie in his hands and tosses it onto the street, and runs with the other crooks leaving the pup to fend for itself.....
I stop and take custody of the frightened little beaut of a pup and become instant mush over this awesome dog. She's gotta be a pure blood line, at 3 weeks she's got such great muscle definition and a gorgeous face. After we catch the crooks, one cries like a bitch all worried about his puppy..... I promptly tell the 17 year old whiner that I will do my best to ensure he never sees the dog again.
I keep the dog with me for the rest of the shift and don't even need a leash, she's on me like glue and falls asleep across my boots while writing my reports.
She becomes an instant hit with the rest of the team and the secretaries at the office..... I just can't imagine having to return this sweetheart of a Rottie back over to that punk kid. (BTW he's a repeat offender and will likely do time now)
I had to release the Rottie to Animal Control and told them about my dilemma. But they let me in on the laws concerning Animal Cruelty and how I can ensure the dog gets seized and made available for adoption.
I promptly charge the crook with the Cruelty charge and get the ball rolling for seizure of this beautiful pup........ and then the Animal Control Division Chief asks me...... "Do you wanna be first on the adoption list?"
I think this pup will be an incredible dog in the right hands and I'd love to bring her home. But I also share my house with my 8 year old Shepard and 18 year old cat. I'm concerned that the puppy would be a huge interruption to the eutopia we have already...... but then again, she might just fit right in......my Shepard loves to play with other dogs, but does have a mild jealosy issue, he has to be the alpha dog. My wife would kill me if the pup got hold of the cat......
What to do, what to do? I have been around several Rotties and most are the most loveable, personality packed dogs I've experienced, and a few others are unfriendly monsters. I have a hard time seeing this pup becoming a monster, but are Rotties unpredictable or does their demeanor as a pup usually reflect their future adult demeanor?
Man, I'm all bound up here.....
Ok, these 4 Aurora hispanic crooks steal a BMW X5, try to burgle the house then when we find them driving the stolen car they punch it..... 17 mile pursuit at 120+ on C470. They crack it up exiting onto Quebec and bail from the beemer. One has a 3 week old Rottie in his hands and tosses it onto the street, and runs with the other crooks leaving the pup to fend for itself.....
I stop and take custody of the frightened little beaut of a pup and become instant mush over this awesome dog. She's gotta be a pure blood line, at 3 weeks she's got such great muscle definition and a gorgeous face. After we catch the crooks, one cries like a bitch all worried about his puppy..... I promptly tell the 17 year old whiner that I will do my best to ensure he never sees the dog again.
I keep the dog with me for the rest of the shift and don't even need a leash, she's on me like glue and falls asleep across my boots while writing my reports.
She becomes an instant hit with the rest of the team and the secretaries at the office..... I just can't imagine having to return this sweetheart of a Rottie back over to that punk kid. (BTW he's a repeat offender and will likely do time now)
I had to release the Rottie to Animal Control and told them about my dilemma. But they let me in on the laws concerning Animal Cruelty and how I can ensure the dog gets seized and made available for adoption.
I promptly charge the crook with the Cruelty charge and get the ball rolling for seizure of this beautiful pup........ and then the Animal Control Division Chief asks me...... "Do you wanna be first on the adoption list?"
I think this pup will be an incredible dog in the right hands and I'd love to bring her home. But I also share my house with my 8 year old Shepard and 18 year old cat. I'm concerned that the puppy would be a huge interruption to the eutopia we have already...... but then again, she might just fit right in......my Shepard loves to play with other dogs, but does have a mild jealosy issue, he has to be the alpha dog. My wife would kill me if the pup got hold of the cat......
What to do, what to do? I have been around several Rotties and most are the most loveable, personality packed dogs I've experienced, and a few others are unfriendly monsters. I have a hard time seeing this pup becoming a monster, but are Rotties unpredictable or does their demeanor as a pup usually reflect their future adult demeanor?
Man, I'm all bound up here.....
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