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On Feb 13, 10:11*am, Martin wrote:
On Fri, 13 Feb 2009 01:12:13 +0000, Janet Tweedy
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Judith in France writes
I went to
look a a Cane Corso,


Blimey!! They can be a bit 'off' with strangers Judith and they can be
prone to what is termed 'separation anxiety' in that when you go away
they miss you so much that they can stop eating, pine, howl, *or do any
number of weird things.
They are very placid generally though I'm not sure what they are like
with other dogs if you intend to walk her. Might give those French
poodles a bit of a turn.


So to speak. LOL
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I'll give you a scare in a minute young Martin!!!!!

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I took her for a walk in town with
traffic, other dogs, people, she was a darling and very obedient. She
is about a year old,


Sounds like you've got the one you wanted anyway Judith


I pick her up when I return from holiday at the
end of March.



Why don't they let them go to their new homes earlier? Generally over
here you get a puppy at about 7-8 weeks of age. Mind you having her a
bit older means you can socialise her straight away. What will you do
when you visit the UK? Will you get her a pet passport?

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On Feb 13, 1:41*pm, Janet Tweedy wrote:
In article
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Judith in France writes

I took her for a walk in town with
traffic, other dogs, people, she was a darling and very obedient. *She
is about a year old,


Sounds like you've got the one you wanted anyway Judith

I pick her up when I return from holiday at the
end of March.


Why don't they let them go to their new homes earlier? Generally over
here you get a puppy at about 7-8 weeks of age. Mind you having her a
bit older means you can socialise her straight away. What will you do
when you visit the UK? Will you get her a pet passport?

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Dalmatian Telegraphhttp://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk


She's not a puppy, she belongs to a friend of mine who can no longer
keep all his animals. We will get a pet passport as we have a large
estate car with a doggy section, the car comes with it, it's called a
cargo net and goes up between the boot and the back seat. Both our
daughters are looking forward to meeting her.

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Judith in France writes

We will get a pet passport as we have a large
estate car with a doggy section, the car comes with it, it's called a
cargo net and goes up between the boot and the back seat.



If you have a large dog then a proper dog guard is better Judith . I
have a cargo net and besides trying to chew it my dogs could still come
forward a fair amount if I put the brakes on suddenly

She sounds lovely though and I am sure she'll soon be digging up your
newly planted plants very soon

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