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Originally Posted by lara2913  I say go for it, rescuing is very rewarding but remember that depending on the circumstances you need to be prepared to put alot of work into her. Myself and my family rescued a 2 year old border collie x a few years ago. She had been abused, was very fearful and had had no socialization whatsoever. She did not even know her name. We have had to put years of work into training her and teaching her to trust humans again. She is now 7 years old and is the most loving and caring dog I have ever known. |
How neat!! The little girl I'm looking at was surrendered to the rescue because her elderly owner could not take care of her anymore.
So it sounds like she has been taken care of.
I am going to a show in a week to meet a lady who said she would be willing to mentor me. I want to talk to her first before I do anything. I don't know how long it will be before I get a pup to show, and that's why I'm considering rescuing this little girl.