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Sofie apologizies for calling you a careless so and so, i actually did have a feeling that something was not adding up as you seem a nice girl by your previous posts etc hence why i never went over board with a rant, so once again i am sorry for my part. Can you confirm that Dappy is now in the Joe Legacy boxer rescue (link that i provided for you) and would you mind if i check up on his progress as he seems very depressed at the monent with all this chopping and changing and i don't wan't him being misunderstood by anyone which may lead to the poor sod bein put to sleep, all because he is not in the right frame of mind at the minute, thanks to mindless people.

The dog is still with the pound he has to be assessed for a week so I be been keeping intouch with them and they have been letting me no it's so horrible but my circumstances ment I couldn't keep the dog he's so lovely just needs a chance.

As far as I know my contact went to see him this morning. Will ask how it went later.

Yes, she did go this morning. Dappy was snarling at her behind the gate. The woman explained that the Boxer people will be assessing Dappy and my woman will be returning in a few days to visit him again, depending on how that visit goes, she will visit again with her own Boxer dogs.

To add furthur confusion, the Pound woman thought that this dog (Dappy) and the dog in the pound are not the same ones,after looking at the photo taken from here???

We can only wait and hope....

Rude, the poor distressed dog sounds as tho he just needs some proper one to one attention for a little while, i just hope that the friends of Birkenhead Kennels can calm Dappy down enough and can get his trust back enough to prove that he is not a dangerous dog and that he is just scared and confused after his latest ordeal and that he has just lost trust in humanity on a temporary basis.
That picture of him on the pound site clearly speaks a thousand words, ive never seen a dog looking that sad before.

I have told my woman all of the information on here, she is aware that the behaviours he is displaying do not seem to be atypical of him. Its good that sofieloo is on hand to advise further too.

What about these Kev30.
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Any information needed I can help he just needs a chance... He very wary of new people also he's behind a cage which I no he hates he just needs to get used to you... And hear your voice and recognise it.. Really upset that's it's come to this he's such a great lovely dog once you get to no him

Yes that is dappy ino by the white colouring on top of his neck.

if hes been used as a guard dog in a cage then putting him in a cage is going to make him hostile, dumb idiots.

stop thinking you know everything corpy dog pound and put him in a foster home.
You have all the "cute" dogs in foster homes.
piss me off this lot saying what dog can and cannot be rehomed.

i had one of these dogs years ago, they need a lot of attention and love to play, you cannot leave these caged up.
pisstakes.

That was my pout when I got him the previous guy who had him he was cages and muzzled it was horrible I didn't use ethier one him that's make him more frustrated.. I've explained to the pound abor him and how they need to act around him going to see them tomorrow.

Don't send him the dog pound please.
I have quite a few contacts in rescue, I'll do my upmost best
To help you find a foster home with a reputable rescue.

Any update ? No longer on council kennels website.

i think he was taken to boxer rescue in liverpool, granny

That's good news. Hopefully he'll have a chance.
Thanks Egg.