Nobody Wants Danny!
Tuesday, August 31, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
Danny the orphan is happily playing with us. He likes to bite our legs and tails. Goodness used to be afraid of his rough play but now she has learned how to retaliate. Danny who is smaller in size will try to get under her belly and then bite the hind legs. However, my dear sister has devised a new defense strategy - she lowers her head and butt Danny. That keeps him away from her belly.
If anyone reading this Dog Blog has room in his or her heart and home for a lovely and lively pet dog, please contact Daddy Albert through this blog. Thanks a million!
Bow wow wow!
It's A Really Hot Day!
Monday, August 30, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
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| Written by my own paws! |
The weather is getting crazy. At this time of the year, the heat is unbearable. Serving as the bodyguards at the Kang's residence is not an easy job. All of us have been drinking lots of water but the heat is still unbearable.
Mmmmm... what a wonderful life!
Danny Is Still Looking For A Home
Monday, August 23, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
Danny looked like a mix between a Doberman and an ordinary dog. He has a beautiful coat of short black fur and he is quite a handsome fella. We have adsorbed all the medical costs and all Danny needs now, is a good home.
If you are able to share your home with a highly intelligent dog, please contact me through this blog.
A Happy Crippled Dog
Tuesday, August 03, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
My wife, Grace, found Danny the Puppy on the Industrial Road on the wet evening of 7th June 2010. The rain was pouring and the black puppy was in the middle of the road, panting but not moving. Grace immediately called me and together we decided to rescue this poor puppy. We rushed him to Grace's sister, Dr. Pam, who is our personal vet. After she had inspected Danny, we learned that the poor puppy had broken both legs. A vehicle must have hit him.
Danny was operated upon and metal pins were placed into both legs. However, after a month later, the legs had healed but the pins did not hold well and Danny had become a crippled dog.Today, he walks with a slight limp.
Danny looked like a mix between a Dobernan and another breed. He is a very gentle and quiet dog. In spite of his condition, he is full of life and joy. The tail wags so rapidly that we are afraid that it might just fall off. What a lovely dog. He will make a good companion for growing children.
Dr. Pam and her boss are very kind and only charge us a fraction of the surgery costs. We are now looking for a good home for Danny. We already own two dogs and two cats. If not, we like to keep him. So, if anyone who desire to own a wonderful loving puppy, please write to me. My email is albertkang7000@gmail.com
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