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Date Posted: 22:39:02 08/23/03 Sat
Author: Wendy
Author Host/IP: 66.248.3.152
Subject: adopting a deaf dog
In reply to: Lin 's message, "house training help!" on 09:17:30 08/04/03 Mon

We have fallen in love with a 10 month old American Bulldog male who was abandoned as a puppy and has yet to be adopted because he is deaf. He was rescued as a puppy by American Bulldog Rescue and has lived in two homes. The first rescuer raise him...the second and current one is training him. We have a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix who is 2 years old. She is a very well behaved dog. We would love to add another dog to our family. We are nervous about "Buzz" being an older puppy. And we are a little apprehensive about our ability to train "Buzz." We have never even had a "playdate" with a deaf dog. We have read (over and over) the deafdogs.org website and have on order the book "Living with a Deaf Dog." We would love to meet deaf dog owners, but don't know where to find them in person. We also would be thrilled to find a deaf dog trainer in So. CA. Any advice or opinions would be welcome!

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  • Re: house training help! -- Bambi, 13:16:03 10/16/03 Thu
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