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I don’t know where to begin. Cindy Green has fostered and trained many Airedales for us in ARG.
Levi
Lilly
MaggieAs of 01/19/19 she is taking Webster, fka George, 4-y-o super dog-reactive.
She’s the best!
01/10/19: Meredith took Webster to Volunteer Vet to board until after the 17th when he’ll go to Cindy Green in Florence.
https://www.volvethosp.com/
1-865-609-031101/14/19: JMC spoke to Deanna at Vol Vet and he’s doing fine. Eating well but tipping his food bowl over – just typical Airedale puppy play. Told her we plan to move him either Friday or Saturday, the 18th or 19th.
01/13/19 From Susan Zoller:
Jade wasn’t aggressive to Oliver at all. She might not like other dogs on walks, but was very patient with him. They picked Jade up this afternoon. I used some Composure my integrative vet gave us for Oliver when he gets overly hyper. It helps calm him. Think it’s herbal? Anyhow, don’t know about children. Other than barking, she really was very easy. With the composure, she slept from 12 to 7 w/o barking. When she got up this am, she started again. Scherazade said she does not do this at home. I rubbed her head and massaged her back, and it helped. She is very strong, still gentle. Oliver tried to get her to play with him. He’s fast and she just watched him zoom around and around the yard.
Jade will love being with someone who is affectionate and kind to her. She became attached to me while here for 3 days.
I decided to let Scherazade to take care of Jade’s transition to you. If there is something I can do to help, I will. Perhaps she will be able to calm down at her home. I know that getting her to you / ARG is a big relief for me, to know someone who truly wants her will be her new family.01/12/19 from JMC to Scheherazade:
Scheherazade, Thank you for sending in the Release. Has Jade been around small children ever? Neighbors, relatives? If so, how was she? She’s doing fine with Ollie, Susan’s dog, but you say she is dominant to other animals. Did you tell me that you had another animal previously with Jade? How does she exhibit that dominance? Does she growl if someone/a dog is close to her food? Her toys?Everything you can tell us will make it easier to place her with the right family.
From: Airedale Rescue Group
To: bayager@comporium.net, airedalemail@comcast.net
Date: January 12, 2019 at 1:05 PM
Subject: AIREDALE RESCUE GROUP RELEASE FORM Form submitted on Airedale Rescue GroupName
Scheherazade Taylor
Telephone
757-817-1820
Alternate telephone
770-558-3004
Address
350 River Knoll Drive
City
Atlanta
State
Georgia
Zip
30328
Email
srtaylor3@aol.com
Alternate email
cataylor@aol.com
Name of dog
Jade
Male or Female?
Female
Neutered/ Spayed?
Yes
Age/ Birthday
8 18/01/2011
AKC papers?
Yes
Weight
63 lbs
Reason for giving up Airedale
Frequent traveling and relocating over the next two years due to major life changes make it impossible to maintain a home for Jade.
Dog currently lives with:
a) number of adults: 2b) if children, age of children: no children
c) if pets or other animals, types and ages:
d) other important living conditions:
Airedale is (check all that apply to your Airedale)
Fenced yard, Housebroken, Sweet dog, Hates cats, OK with dogs, Good on leash, Loves grooming, Good in car, Good eater, Dominant to other household animal(s)
Dog’s best qualities are:
Loving, good temperament,happy, smart, obeys stern commands, protective
Dog’s worst qualities are:
Barks and growls at strangers, rips up her toys, alpha dog, needs lots of petting. Will pull when walked.
Has Airedale received any obedience training? If yes, please describe.
Two months of training. Will sit, lay, and come on command.
If you used a trainer, please supply name, address and telephone number
Trainer no longer at location.
Has dog ever bitten anyone? If yes, please describe when and the circumstances
Never bitten anyone.
Veterinarian’s Name, Address and Telephone number. List whose name the records are under.
Veterinarian information and records to be sent via email
Airedale was vaccinated and/or tested for
a) Rabies YR:b) DHLP-P date:
c) Intestinal parasite exam; worms test date:
Results & Treatment: all above exams. Meds, and tests have been done and our up to date.
d) Bordetella vaccine date:
e) Heartworm test date:
Results & Treatment, if any:
f. Heartworm medication used:
Last date given:
g) Flea/Tick preventative used:
Last date given:
How often?
h) Does your Airedale have a microchip? If yes, issuing company name and number: yes. Will provide information when I return to Atlanta where records are kept
Food
Name: Ian’s
Amount: 2 and a half cups
How often? Once a day in the evening (7pm)
Other allergies
No known allergies
What kind of injuries has your dog had? Describe here
No injuries.
What kind of medical issues has your dog had? Describe here
Jade had surgery to remove large fatty growth on her side over a year ago.
What type of ongoing medication does your dog take, for what ailment? Describe here
None
“Digital Signature”: By submitting this form, I certify that the information provided on this form is true and accurate.
Full name: Scheherazade Taylor
Date: 01/12/211901/12/19: Susan Zoller now has a WFT, Oliver. He’s young, less than a year, I believe.
Susan connected us with Scherazade who is relinquishing Jade, 8-y-o ADT female.
01/10/19: Jeanne contacted JMC re Airedale in shelter in SC that had been held the requisite time for stray. She pulled him and JMC paid the pull fee to her $85 via PayPal. She reported that he’s about 3 years old, neutered, and a MIX. And a goofy Airedale boy.
01/11/19: After an email one day, phone call the next day, and FB message the next, Pat responded:
I would love to have a baby now and also be able to foster, but I’m back and forth between Ohio for the next three months.
So I cannot be a new mom at the moment.
Thank you for considering me.
I also can still do home inspection if you need any.
Not sure if you know,
My Miss Em was Barbara’s Blue, sister .
They were a fabulous babies01/10/19 from Lindsey:
No heart worms. He does have free roam of the house when we are home. He will sneak food off the counter if its left out. Lol. He is left outside when we aren’t home unless the weather is bad and then we will crate him. I think he would do fine with either of those dogs as long as they were not aggressive. When I took him to the vet he wanted to be everyone’s buddy (people and dogs) so I am thinking alot of his problem is territorial.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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From: Jackie Cash
Date: 1/10/19 8:36 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: lparker0733
Subject: Re: ChiefThanks, Lindsey. He didn’t have heart worms, right?
Does he have free roam of the house when you’re home? Is he always crated when no one is home? How do you think he’d do with a small dog, like a Jack Russell, or an older female Airedale?
We’re evaluating our approved folks. Some are gone 6-8 hr a day.
Thanks, Lindsey.
Jackie
Sent from my iPhoneOn Jan 10, 2019, at 7:16 AM, lparker0733 < lparker0733@gmail.com> wrote:
Chief is now current on heartworm
01/10/19:
Just before Christmas 2018: Laura drove to Anderson SC to pick up Mustang Sally to foster. She loved Sally but her parents, Tom & Sue Hoppe, loved her more after she stayed with them a few days at Christmas, so they have adopted Mustang Sally.Find another dog for Laura.
01/09/19: Meredith Liemohn called jmc this morning and said they must give up Webster. He is just too strong for them and too aggressive to other dogs. They went to Sandy Sutton’s class Monday evening and before the class started, puppies were leaving from an earlier class and Webster went crazy trying to get to them and Wendell had to get on his knees to hold Webster. They can’t take him to the dog park (!) because he’s so aggressive to other dogs and must avoid other people and dogs when they walk the neighborhood. Meredith explained to me that one of the reasons Wendell wanted a dog is to be able to stop and talk to other people with dogs on their walks. It’s his socialization.
I’m waiting to hear from Sandy Sutton, but Webster needs a strong family who can tire him out and teach him not to be leash reactive.
