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AUGUST 2014
DOGGIERESCUE.COM MAGAZINE SO CUTE Must love dogs
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO ANGELIQUE & BERT
Such a bonded pair we married them in our August Edition last year but this cute couple are still waiting for a home….
Angelique Mini Foxy 6yrs 3kgs Female & Bert Jack Russell x 10yrs 7.5kgs Male & Sponsor Angelique: “In loving memory of Henry, Paddington & Chelsea!” Nicholas T. Litchfield & Bert: “In loving memory of Frankie!” Abel & Janet Coelho
CHIPPY’S JOKE:
Hey Kids - Meet my dog Paco! We adopted Paco from Doggie Rescue and we love having him in our family, he’s a ‘cool dude’… Henry 13 years
Hi Fans,
Did you know I am a ‘MUTT”? What is a Mutt? It is a dog of ‘mixed breed parentage’ - that’s me! I don’t know what breeds my Mum & Dad were but they were not purebred. I guess was born lucky.
Featuring star ex DR doggie Chippy Pizzey & his pearl’s of wisdom...
Why? Well, Mutts can be healthier and live longer than pedigrees. While purebred dogs have looks that are predictable us Mutts often look and behave like no doggie you have ever known before. Crossbred doggies can be active or sedate, they can be long haired, short haired or smooth haired. They can be any colour variation known to dogs and if you adopt one you know that you have
WHY DON’T DOGS MAKE VERY GOOD DANCERS? Because they have two left feet!!!! Ha! Ha! Ha!
the only one of that kind in the whole wide world. Isn’t that exciting!!!!
Do you know there is even a “National Mutt Day” celebrated on the 2nd of December each year. Some of the most famous Mutts in history are: Higgins ( an ex pound dog ) played BENJI in the movie of that name. Bingo ( the cute dog in the movie of that name ) was a mixed Mutt as was Tramp from “Lady & the Tramp”.
In fact Mutts are so popular that people are now even designing them and if you own a Mutt you can even have it’s DNA tested to find out what breeds are in your doggie. You could find the perfect Mutt for your family at DoggieRescue and adopt a UNIQUE doggie today—Mutts are just so cool :) C/u, Chips
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