Yeah, the males are tiny, you can see by their pictures but the females I believe are on the bigger side. I can't understand why you were only approved for a male. I was approved for a female and I have two females and a male. All are spayed and neutered but my understanding is that they check for that any way. Makes no sense that she said ONLY a male. I don't want to stir anything up but I've had a few concerns and I spoke to a few rescues (humane society etc) and was told some stories about the three rescues that are listing these dogs and the stories I've been told also give me some concern. Whether the stories are true or not I can't say but I do wonder why ONLY to the East Coast. Secondly, again I have concern that a rescue would send sick dogs on such a long trip, especially so soon after being spayed or neutered. It just doesn't seem right to me. I'm not saying that they won't arrive, but honestly I have to wonder if this isn't more of a broker then a rescue? Again, not trying to stir trouble or anything but any reputable rescue that you deal with would NEVER allow an ill dog to travel that far without being recuperated and also I don't think any would spay or neuter a sick dog. I do hope that these little girls and guys find good homes and get better quick. Elaine |