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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.
Begin forwarded message:
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
Begin forwarded message:
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
Sent from my iPad
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
From: Donalie Jones <donalie_jones@yahoo.com>
Date: February 5, 2014, 6:41:29 PM EST
To: Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com>
Subject: Oliver
Reply-To: Donalie Jones <donalie_jones@yahoo.com>
Hey Christina, do you have any type of time frame when Oliver will be moved? His heartworm is due and I just can not afford it. I have received more bad news today and my husband has not made the house payment on the first as promised. I am sure foreclosure process will start soon. I have way more on my plate than I can deal with. I have to think about moving.
Donalie Jones
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
Sent from my iPad
Begin forwarded message:
From: Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com>
Date: February 1, 2014, 3:38:39 PM EST
To: Ashley Sanders <asanders10@gmail.com>, michael mettrey <mettech919@yahoo.com>
Cc: Barbara Lawson <barbaral51@hotmail.com>, Jackie Cash <airedalemail@comcast.net>
Subject: Stella 2/2/14
Hi Ashley and Michael
Thank you both for spending your Sunday to get Stella from GA to NC.
Stella will have big adventure tomorrow but Ashely confirmed that Stella loves to ride in the car. A good ride tomorrow! Please remember that this is a unsure time for Stella too so please keep a firm hand on her leash at hand off and any stopping along the way. It’s often good to have the leash ready to be grabbed when you are opening car doors so Stella is secure to a person immediately when she gets out of Carl. Safety first!
Meeting time 10:00 am
Meeting Location :Anderson, SC
Holiday Inn Express
107 interstate Blvd, Anderson, SC
Per website:
Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites ANDERSON-I-85 (HWY 76 EX 19B)
Please meet to the right of the hotel entrance. Usually the hotels have the drive under awning at the front. Please meet to the right of the entrance.
Ashley Telephone: 770-722-4332
Michael:919- 524-8264 (michael drives a blue ford focus)
Christina 919-605-4563
Please confirm receipt of this note.
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
Sent from my iPad
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
Sent from my iPad
On Feb 2, 2014, at 5:47 PM, Ashley Sanders <asanders10@gmail.com> wrote:
Great! We miss her already 🙁 But I am sure she is loving playing with another friend! I am going to call again tomorrow to see if I can get the records. I told Michael I would let him know when I got them. But I do know they updated her on everything and that was in May. I will let you and Michael know when I get them.
Thanks so much for helping Stella find a great home!
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 3:01 PM, Christina <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi Ashley
Stella is in Raleigh. I hope the hand off went well. Did you ever receive updates records from Cobb county. I would hate for her to receive more vaccines than required if it can be helped.
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Stella has been matched to a family in Raleigh. Alyssa Adams can help with transport. Ashley is not available until after 3:30 each day due to work. Christina to arrange transport. 1/27/14
From Ashley 1/2014
Hi! No I am so sorry I have not gotten back with you. Things have been crazy this week. Her most current shot records would probably be at the Cobb County pound. Unfortunately she got out of our back yard last May and got picked up by a neighbor who took her to the pound. The pound updated her shots while she was there. I can take her to the vet but I am pretty sure she is up to date. I also am going to take her to get groomed next week so I will send you the contact info for the person who will be doing it. Once she is groomed, about how long do you think it will take for someone to adopt her?
