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dudle passed away 9/2021 (age 11). Slenkers are all very sad. Tile sent. They are loving on Bella Jo a lot
rom: Joanne Kinscherf
To: info@airedalerescuegroup.com
Sent: Thu, Sep 9, 2021 1:59 pm
Subject: adoption of Airedale late springHi there-this is Joanne and Karl Kinscherf. I’m sure Christine notifyed all that we lost our sweet Lucy this summer to cancer. We aren’t ready to adopt again yet but if an older dale(bout 6 or older) comes to you around springtime we might be interested in adopting. If you can keep us in mind we would appreciate it. Thanks Joanne
9/2021
Jesse and I had a baby a year and half ago. Ever since then Daisy has been very distant. She use to cuddle with us and want to be around us but now she mostly lays alone and goes to her bed at night instead of cuddling. This is sad but not the problem. In this same period of time she has attacked our Welsh Terrier (Duggy) three times. Each time when my teenage son was present. He had to scream bad throw furniture between them to break them up as Daisy just won’t stop. The 2nd time Daisy caused Duggy to be at the vet over night a huge scar on his neck. Daisy attached Duggy again today. It seems to happen when her pray reflect is going. So a ground hog or cat has been the same hat has prompted the attacks. But we just cannot have dog fights in our home with a small toddler. Not to mention Daisy just does not like the toddler although she has never done anything but growl at the toddler. I have not called a trainer because I don’t know if they can do anything for a reflex issue. We just don’t know what to do about this. We are strongly considering giving Daisy back to ARG which breaks my heart, but we are open to other ideas.I responded:
Hi Katlin, Have you talked to your vet about medications for Daisy? Does Daisy have any health issues – sometimes thyroid or something else can cause a change in behavior. I talked to Pat Hairson who does ARG volunteer with me. (Jackie is out on medical). Pat said her Airedale started distancing herself when she started to have heart issues. An airhorn would be helpful to startle the two dogs if an incident starts, also watching for body language such as staring eye to eye at Duggy. I understand your concern with a toddler in the house and safety. I fear the same issues would be the same in another home for Daisy though. Those are my thoughts – I would discuss the medical concerns with your veterinarian as the first option so you can keep Daisy.On Sunday 9/5/21 I asked Hollie if she would foster/adopt Propane who had failed at Leah’s home. Hollie responded yes and she and her boyfriend drove to Cumming, GA and picked up Propane, now Murphy from Leah.
Murphy is doing well at Hollie’s. Hollie said she works from home so she will be able to train Murphy for house training.
Murphy needs neuter – ready for contract
On Sunday 9/5/21 I asked Hollie if she would foster/adopt Propane who had failed at Leah’s home. Hollie responded yes and she and her boyfriend drove to Cumming, GA and picked up Propane, now Murphy from Leah.
Murphy is doing well at Hollie’s. Hollie said she works from home so she will be able to train Murphy for house training.
Murphy needs neuter – ready for contract
To:robertochs@rocketmail.com + 1 more Details
Hi Bob – I’m glad you’re safely home! Thanks for letting me know. Hope that Piper, Gus and Rocky had a good night. Piper is a lucky girl. Keep us posted and let me know if there are any questions.Christina Prange
919-605-4563—–Original Message—–
From: Bob Ochs
To: Christina Prange
Sent: Mon, Aug 2, 2021 11:45 pm
Subject: Re: OchsFrancis – Robert PIPER adoption agreement JUL2021 3Well we have made it home safe and Piper is exploring her new house, and meeting her new pack Gus and Rocky.
Sent from Bob Ochs
On Aug 1, 2021, at 5:19 PM, Christina Prange
Thank you for letting me know. I am appreciative that you’re driving all the way. We are grateful for Wanda opening her home for piper and getting her on her feet and of course grateful to you for opening your home to Piper as a mew family member! Thank you, safe travel and let us know when you are home safely tomorrow.
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On Sunday, August 1, 2021, 5:08 PM, Bob Ochs
Hi Christina, yes I talked to Wanda yesterday and I’m going to meet her at her home. She offered to meet me somewhere in between but I told her that I didn’t mind driving out to meet her at home.Sent from Bob Ochs
On Aug 1, 2021, at 1:34 PM, Christina Prange
Hi Bob – did you work out a location to meet Wanda tomorrow (Monday).
From: Wanda Kosempel
To: Christina Prange
Sent: Tue, Aug 3, 2021 7:10 pm
Subject: Re: Piper – made it home to the OchsBob was very kind to phone me tonight.
Piper and Rocky seem tight. I’m so pleased. I was not apprehensive was worry the 2 nights Wyatt Mac. and Piper got into
It. After they both spent 2 nights in crates
They sorted their issues. It was also the first time I’ve ever did anything like this.
Having rescued 2 Airedales I had no idea
What picking up from Humane society would be like. Seeing Piper in that shape
Tore away my heart. But like any feel good book… I love happy endings.Leah took Propane/Oliver/Ollie home on 9/4 from Samantha’s foster home. Abby has not done well with him – had several accidents in the house and created a hot spot. Leah said she is not able to keep him. Asked Samantha if she could take him back. Told Leah that her main priority is Abby and we understood.
Leah took Propane/Oliver/Ollie home on 9/4 from Samantha’s foster home. Abby has not done well with him – had several accidents in the house and created a hot spot. Leah said she is not able to keep him. Asked Samantha if she could take him back. Told Leah that her main priority is Abby and we understood.
9/2/2021 Leah called me after work about the two Airedales. She is very interested. Abby is her main priority and making sure it is a fit. Abby’s exact age is unknown and she said this past year, she has really noticed her slowing down. Prior to pandemic, Abby went to daycare and loved playing with other dogs but she has not been in the past year or so. She also has enjoyed meeting friends and their dogs. Leah is interested in Propane, the smaller of the two ‘dales from Chattanooga. She discussed with her boyfriend, who will be impacted by this decision and yes, she wants to go for it. She has a trip planned next week so on Fri morning 9/3, she needs to confirm the boarding facility can accommodate an additional ‘dale. We discussed that may be a good time for Abby and Propane to bond on neutral territory. In the past, when she has boarded at the facility, there was another airedale and Abby always liked being near that Airedale. Leah said if for some reason this does not work out, she wants to be considered for another ‘dale.
Leah 706-525-8009
Cumming GAcarinbandy@yahoo.com
From: Carin Bandy
To: Christina Prange
Cc: hairstonpat@gmail.com
Sent: Fri, Sep 3, 2021 6:05 am
Subject: Re: Airedale Rescue Group – checking inAs much as I would love to add to our family unfortunately at this time we are unable to. I definitely hope in the future we will be able to do so!
9-2021 moving to did not adopt due to aged applicant; lives in Virginia and likely not to find a tiny Airedale
