Dos Perros Negro (Two Black Dogs)

[willard3]

Rodrigo on the right, a rescue dog we brought back from Méjico.

Booker T, a rescue dog from Corinth, NY on the left.

Both sweet boys.

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[BlackDog's]

These 2 are very handsome! Rodrigo looks like he's climbing over the seat?

[willard3]

Rodrigo looks like he's climbing over the seat?

He is indeed which is the funniest and most characteristic part of Rodrigo. He is a perro de calle...a street dog.

[willard3]

Booker T Dog

[Orlando]

Really sweet, but I think the post is incomplete with the profile of the smart boys. I've one siberian husky and
one german shepherd. Would you like to share the breed, age and many more about dogs.
regards
pomeranian diet

[willard3]

Both Booker T and Rodrigo are mutts of indeterminate breed which, in my opinion, is one of their strong points.

Booker T was rescued on his way to the crematorium in Maryland....he was born in West Virginia. The rescue shelter is in Corinth, NY.

We met Rodrigo in Gto, Méjico. He was starving to death and being treated badly and my family and I fell in love with him at first sight. We arranged to have him neutered and sent to us.

[Dazzaone]

You can't beat a cross breed, Rodrigo looks just like my dog Skip when I was younger, he followed me everywhere and even slept in the bed with me. I can still remember the day he died, he was picked up and put in the dog pound, don't know why no one stopped him being picked up as everyone knew and loved him. But he picked up that horrible disease parvourvirus, it wasted him and I was sitting in the living room and he got up walked to the door, turned and looked at me and went out of the room. I thought he was going for a drink of water, but no he went into the hall way and laid down and died. Never took to another dog after him, we did have them but I just wasn't interested in them

[willard3]

That is a sad story, Darren, and you have me weeping for you and the dog. Go get a stray, you plainly love dogs and there are plenty of dogs.

An interesting fact from Sociedad Protectura de Animales (SPA) website: there are more dogs in Méjico than people.

[Boxplayer]

You can't beat a cross breed, Rodrigo looks just like my dog Skip when I was younger, he followed me everywhere and even slept in the bed with me. I can still remember the day he died, he was picked up and put in the dog pound, don't know why no one stopped him being picked up as everyone knew and loved him. But he picked up that horrible disease parvourvirus, it wasted him and I was sitting in the living room and he got up walked to the door, turned and looked at me and went out of the room. I thought he was going for a drink of water, but no he went into the hall way and laid down and died. Never took to another dog after him, we did have them but I just wasn't interested in them

We know that feeling of devastation when our pet - Lady - King Charles cross - had to be put down due to the dreaded Big C. No more dogs after that - could'nt face that pain again. Only answer - the Rescue dog must be most rewarding. Cheers and sorry for your story. Michael r Boxplayer

[willard3]

This is from SAMM and it will bring a tear to your eye....did to mine.