My husband and I were recently on the Blackfeet reservation in Montana during Indian Days pow-wow. On the Blackfeet reservation, dogs run free and pretty wild. However, there were two dogs who attached themselves to us and some friends. We were there for the pow-wow, but we were also there to help with literacy/drug ed programs. Anyway, these two dogs attached themselves to us all and when it came time to leave, my husband and I couldn’t bear to leave them behind — and so they came home with us. They are both pretty much muts. One is a Collie with something else in him, and the other is most likely some German Shepard and goodness knows what else.
But they are dear.
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Oh, I forgot their names. One we called Yoda, as he looks like Yoda and the other we call Wolf since he seems to respond to that name.
How great! I have three rescue dogs, including my Wild Indians (two Australian Shepherd sisters someone dumped at the pound). I learned long ago that the best dogs are rescue or stray dogs. They are ever so happy to have a home and adore you every moment of their lives.
Nice names for the dogs! They sound sweet.
They are wonderful (when they’re not jumping on us). But even then we love them. I agree with you Pat. I think the rescued pets make great pets!
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George