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Originally posted by Bulldog-Johnnie
How does she act?
What health issues is she faced with, if any?
Do you know any of her history?
What is your experience level in working with large untested dogs?
How a dog looks is only a very small part of evaluating whether or not it is a viable companion animal. I can only assume that you are considering fostering the animal so some of these question can be answered before she is adopted to a permanent home. I personally don't care if my dogs come out green as long as they are genetically sound, show the right temprament, and display the right working confirmation. These are porbably not criteria that you would be concerned with about, save the temprament. I would urge anyone to consider fostering a large dog very carefully especially if you have children or other pets.
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Johnnie here is the man in the know.. It's a nice looking animal though
