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About this Dog
My husband is an Army reservist and was on a mission at Fort Knox KY last week. While there he and his friend were out driving on a country road when they almost hit a dog. When they got out to check on her they noticed she had a collar and tag. They managed to lure her to them with beef jerky and could tell she was scared and hungry. They got her in the truck and called the number on the collar. The gentleman lived 12 miles away so they drove to his location and when he saw the dog he said she wasn’t his dog and did not know how his collar got on her. He was obviously lying and it became apparent that that he had dumped the dog. She is a young dog and appears she may have been used for breeding since he could tell she had birthed a litter. My husband tried to find a shelter for her but being the weekend nothing was open or at least he couldn’t find any no-kill facilities. He took her back to his hotel and fed and bathed her. He kept her for the night and was able to find a vet that would board her for the week. My husband decided he would bring her back to MD and we would figure out what to do then. While being boarded we also had them give her all her shots and we had her spayed. It was the right thing to do. He hoped we may be able to keep her but we have 2 large dogs ourselves as well as a toddler. She is a very sweet dog, has shown absolutely no aggression towards my son or the dogs. And is slowly coming out of her shell. It is obvious she had a rough life and was not treated very well. She has only barked one time since she’s been with us, even when my dogs were going crazy when someone came to the door she did not make a sound! The vet said she is approximately 2 years old, she appears to be Catahoula dog, which for the area he found her the breed makes sense. She may have been used for hunting. Unfortunately she has had no training. She is able to walk on a leash but does not have house manners. Although she is very smart and had already learned the sit command. Which she did not know when she got to us last week.
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