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Okay I will get her.
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On Mar 19, 2014, at 4:21 PM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi No I did not speak with her long about the dog because she mentioned you were working with her.
Yes this is the dog on CL, posted in Clarksville, TN.
Christina Prange
(919) 605-4563
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/airedalerescuegroup
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From: Lori Nelson <ncar@earthlink.net>
To: Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 19, 2014 4:19 pm
Subject: Re: Airedale Fancy
I just spoke with her. Did she tell you the dog may be pregnant? I did post for transport for her, but I do not want to step in on anything you have already set up. I am assuming this is the dog in TN, posted for free?
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On Mar 19, 2014, at 4:13 PM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Lori – is NC Aire working on the dog named Fancy. I had played phone tag with Billie and when I just spoke to her, she thought she had talked to someone in ARG and she referred to your name. Please let me know so I can know if I should pursue volunteer for this dog. Thanks.
Christina Prange
(919) 605-4563
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/airedalerescuegroup
Thanks, everyone, for making sure this baby is safe.
Sidney
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 6:26 PM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi Lori Nelson is taking care of this.
ARG can help if needed, we have a home in Nashville area. I stepped out after speaking with Billie (finally!) and she had talked to Lori.
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
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On Mar 19, 2014, at 2:19 PM, Sidney Hardie <sidney.hardie@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you!
Sidney
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 11:18 AM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi, yes I have been talking to Billie- phone tag back and forth.
I plan to call her back after this conference call.
Christina Prange
(919) 605-4563
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/airedalerescuegroup
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From: Sidney Hardie <sidney.hardie@gmail.com>
To: Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com>; NARsearch@airedalerescue.net <NARSearch@airedalerescue.net>
Sent: Wed, Mar 19, 2014 2:13 pm
Subject: 5 year old female Airedale in Clarksville, Tennessee
Christina, do you know about this Airedale?
http://nashville.craigslist.org/grd/4381513654.html
CL >nashville >all for sale / wanted >farm & garden – by owner
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x prohibited[?] Posted: 17 hours ago
airedale dog (clarksville tn)
free 5yo female airedale dog. House broke and runs in a fenced yard. She gets along well with other dogs and people. We rescued her only to give her time to find a home. She will make a wonderful family pet. Contact us if interested. Must move her ASAP.
do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers
post id: 4381513654 posted: 17 hours ago updated: 17 hours ago email to friend ♥ best of [?]
Ranger had a stick stuck in the roof of his mouth-horizontal, had to be removed by vet. I think it had been there since adoption
Ranger has gotten car sick every time he rides in my car.
While boarding over weekend of 3/5/14″. Rangers neuter incision became irritated. Dr Lapham said the incision is usually done on the inside front of the scrotum for a dog his age. Only puppies have incision where Rangers is. It makes for difficult healing. Dr l put him on a week of cephalexan. Also tramadol. 1 pill per 50 lb every 8 hrs.
Expenses
I pd 51 on my credit card for Rangers appt (initial dr l appt after shelter release)
I pd $75 via check to groomer
USPS for calendars $16.38
Collar for R (requires a smaller martingale due to his squirrlynes)=8
Boarding and fecal=62.40
Medicine 16.25
Total owes $229
Hi Christina,
Yes, I heard from Lisa earlier today (see below) and we are all set for the pick up tomorrow. Thank you for helping to make the connection! We are so excited to meet Winnie and bring her home with us tomorrow. We will honk and wave as we drive through Raleigh tomorrow night!
Joslyn
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From: Lisa Gould <lgould23@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: Winnie
To: Joslyn Bedell <joslyn.bedell@gmail.com>
Cc: Tom <thomas.a.gould@accenture.com>
Joslyn:
I am glad ARG has been able to find a good home for Winnie. We love her so much that it is breaking all of our hearts to let her go. We have worked very hard over the past year to keep her safe, and I thought we had been making progress. She is a bolter and if there is another dog, especially a small dog outside, she will want to get to it. I know you have been told she has a strong prey drive, but you need to know that she will attack a small dog. That is what has happened twice now with us, unfortunately. We have two very active teenagers, and while we work hard to keep all doors shut, it is very hard to be sure that will be the case with their friends coming in and out of the house. We do not think that we can continue to keep her safe. I wish we had a home situation where this was so. We have a wonderful fenced in backyard, but the attacks have happened when she somehow slips out the front. We live in a neighborhood that has many small dogs that walk by every day, and it is very tempting for her.
Aside from what I said above, Winnie is an amazing dog. She is incredibly sweet and very generous with her kisses. She will probably become a velcro dog for you. She likes my male dog and does play with him, but usually at his initiation. She has no problem living with another dog. We will miss Winnie wiggling her behind when we come in the door. She is truly a pleaser and can be trained. She runs sometimes with my husband and has gone as far as 4 miles at good pace. She loves it. She will run as if she hasn’t a care in the world.
She has never had an accident nor destroyed anything in the house. She does not counter surf. She will beg for food, and will eat anything, including vegetables(!) but is not obnoxious about begging. She is very afraid of thunder and fireworks. I am sending along a thunder shirt and some medication that can be given if she is agitated by it. She will just stand and shake otherwise. She is ok with baths (although we do it in a shower) … perhaps “tolerate” is a better word, and learning to be good with grooming. She eats 1.25 cups of Solid Gold Wolf King 2 times per day. I will send some along for you to mix if you are transitioning food.
I will also send along her heart guard and comfortis for fleas. We got her a nice bed, which I will send unless you say otherwise, as I think my other airedale will keep wondering why she is not in it. She loves hoofs and especially knuckle bones. She really likes any bone. I will send a leash and collar with her, as well as a prong collar which we found necessary to use for walking (prey drive).
When we brought Winnie home, we introduced her to Paddington at a neutral sight a mile away. Winnie was very aggressive to him at first, and we just walked in very large circles around the yard with Winnie following Pad, closing the gap over time. By the time we walked home, Winnie and Pad were side by side and they’ve not had a bad moment since.
We believe she may have been raised by an Hispanic family at one time and may have been called “Rhea (Ray-uh)”… she has sometimes responded to “aqui” more readily than “come”.
If there is any way that your friend could come closer to 2:30 or 2:45, that would be great. My 14 year old daughter, who is especially broken up by this parting, will be home shortly after 3:30 and I do not want her to see Winnie leaving. My address is:
1375 Mayfield Manor Drive
Alpharetta, GA 30009
I checked Facebook on the chance you might have pictures of your other Airedale and see wonderful pictures of your cute dog, and also that you and your husband are avid hikers. While you’ll need a leash for Winnie, I think you’ll find her to absolutely LOVE the outdoors and the woods and trails. Your energy for it will many times wane long before hers. Would you be willing to let us friend request you, so we can continue to see pictures of Winnie in her new home?
Thank you for taking Winnie and giving her a new home where she can be safe. I keep telling my kids that we are doing this because we love her and want her to be safe.
Please feel free to call me any time: 770-772-0436.
Thanks,
Lisa Gould
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 10:48 PM, Joslyn Bedell <joslyn.bedell@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Lisa,
I am so honored to be inheriting Winnie from your family. She will be well cared for and will live with a male ‘dale who is also a rescue from ARG. I grew up in Marietta, GA – so even though Winnie is moving to VA, she will always be a Georgia girl to us!
My friend Meredith (included in this email) will be working in Alpharetta on Tuesday and can come by your house around 3pm to pick up Winnie. All she will need is your address. Meredith is a true dog lover and will be a perfect transport buddy for Winnie.
Will Winnie be moving with any items? Collar? Leash? Special toys/bones? What is her food routine?
Thank you all for making this happen. We will welcome Winnie into our family with open arms.
Joslyn
Joslyn Bedell
770-298-8862
On Mar 9, 2014, at 10:03 PM, Christina <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
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From: Lisa <lgould23@gmail.com>
Date: March 9, 2014, 10:00:17 PM EDT
To: Christina <mcprange@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Winnie
Christina:
Tuesday still works. We’ve broken it to the kids and they are upset that it is happening so fast, but every day I look at her sweet face, my heart breaks, so as think it is good that it is happening this week. I know she will be loved and well cared for.
Please let me know the details of the person picking up Winnie. Yes, Tuesday between 2 and 3 is good. I want it to happen before Sarah gets home at 4:00, so she does not see her leave.
Thanks,
Lisa
On Mar 9, 2014, at 9:22 PM, Christina <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi
I’ve been out of town this weekend, returning on mon. Night
Intentions are to transfer Winnie on Tuesday and I wanted to introduce Joselyn and Lisa. Joselyn will be adopting Winnie. Joselyn and wade are Airedale experience owners and they Will take care of Winnie and love her in their family. They’re Airedale experienced and are prepared for Winnie’s prey drive. They are dedicated leash walkers and have been owners to Riley for 6+ years
Joselyn friend is working in Atlanta area next week and could pick up Winnie on Tuesday between 2-3. Lisa, is this a good time for you. I want to plen specific details for tues as ER target tues as the day to exchange Winnie. I know this is a hard day for your family and children.
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Mcglamery family has been re contacted 2/20ish /2014 to ensure the instructions were received about surrendering
Nikki responded that they are having a hard time to press send
Rebecca picked up 2/20/14
Asked for a Durham groomer recommendation
Observations are that he is over wt, bad dental
Nikki Woods McGlamery 10:04am Feb 15
Trying to reach Barbara? My name is Bob McGlamery. My wife and I adopted an Airedale named Toby from South Carolina in April 2013. We are considering putting him back up for adoption and would like to discuss this before signing the relinquish form. Can you please call us or respond back via email with your contact number? Our home number is 770-978-4563. We live in the Atlanta area. Looking forward to hearing from you! Best Regards, Bob
Notes from 2/15/14 conversation with Bob
Valentines day was 2nd bday so his bday is 2/14/12.
Bobs wife Cannot walk him. He explained that his wife is a nurse, a very fit person. When walking Toby on Saturday, he saw another dog, he pulled her down. Not aggressive, just got excited to see other dog..
They have had him in board training, where they paid quite a bit pd money.
He is a Lap dog
Not aggressive
90 to 95 lbs
Mr is 55 and travels.. Tehy love the dog. Will foster until right family
Vet sats that toby Will likely have hip issues down the road due to size
Bob says: We love him, will break their hearts
Cannot walk him, ESP with Nelson
Gets along with Nelson, other Airedale in family
95 lb dog jumps in your lap.
Would not harm a dog. Plays with labradoodles down the street.
Spent 2 wks in training, but exuberant, teddy bear
He Has his own bed room of one of the sons who has left the nest, he goes to bed and wakes when bob wakes and follows him around in the am.
He said he is an Absolute joy of love
Plays with labradoodles
Car rider, lays in back sear.
Was crate trained but does not get into anything so they do not crate
Training video of his time spent at board training is available.
2/15/14
Contacted by bob mcglamery that they need to surrender Toby. Cp emailed on 2/16/14 for surrender form and photos.
Bob can keep Toby until the right family is found.
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From: Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com>
Date: February 8, 2014, 8:22:10 PM EST
To: Joanne Kinscherf <jbkinscherf@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Lucy pic
Hi Joanne, I thought of you all today and wanted to check in. Great update and yes it sounds like a who is in charge thing between you and Lucy. She wants to be in charge, be your protector, handle the situation. My trainer would say……Lucy has to know that Joanne is in charge and not Lucy, Lucy does not need to protect Joanne, Lucy needs to know she does not need to protect you because you are in charge. Sounds like you are on right path to recognize this early and engage with a trainer. I have a guy in Raleigh who has been in my life since I had my first dale named Rosie and I probably have a lesson with him once a year. Definitely more when i have had a situation that required repeated help. He has helped me through some foster dogs, my own dogs. In fact I am going to a new class with him in March called Urban Agility. I think you should engage in one to help you 1:1 with her issue then maybe there is a group setting where you can work with Lucy in a controlled setting and the trainer can correct you in situations. Of course, 1:1 is best at first and probably is a 1 or 2 session plan.
Please let me know how it goes.
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
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On Feb 8, 2014, at 8:03 PM, Joanne Kinscherf <jbkinscherf@hotmail.com> wrote:
hopefully this picture comes through-I’m a little stupid with that stuff. Lucy has been doing great. Loves doggy day care-gets along with all the dogs. One thing we have noticed is that when I take her on walks and we come across other dogs on leases, she barks and starts to go after the dog. Karl thinks she is protecting me. I am a little concerned about that and am looking into a trainer to hopefully give me help on how to stop her from doing that. She loves her walks on the beach but again when coming up to other dogs she wants to go at them. Any suggestions along with going to a good trainer? She responds great to commands but is definetly my dog. I keep up to date on the website to see how all the other dogs are doing in regards to getting adopted. Joanne
