ruthless

There are only 8 spots left btw :)

Shite, I didn't see this before posting a new topic, ooops I'll ask Troy to delete mine. See you there too Wobbly

Thanks :D

If you can't make it but would like to buy a calendar anyway, they're on sale here.

This is on Thursday if anyone's local and wants to join us

Ours love their memory foam beds :)

I'll be there with Bruno selling calendars at the Fetching Dogs stand :)

The one promoted on Bull Breeds in Need is my one which Plan B linked above :)

Stop reading Mel, you'll ruin the surprise :p

Just going door to door in any shire in any street would pay someone's wages and vehicle costs every day. They would either pick up fines or rego fees and at what cost is BSL and the life of a child or someone's pet due to owners who dont keep their dog's in secure yards ? The fees for life time registration in NSW goes to councils to enforce the laws - I pay money for all of my dogs to give them money to ensure other people do the same - it was the platform they used to bring it in and rather than driving around shopping centre car parks and fining people who over stay their spot for five minutes theycould take some of that and do what they promised to do. They have to attend anyway for barking dogs etc and they have to pick the dogs up and take em to the pound what's the differeence in infrastructure and admin to take it home and counsel the owner the first offence? Its the same person, the same vehicle, the same administration. Surely allocating council land which is used only for a handful of people who want to run their dog's off leash , supplying poo bags because people dont want to have to carry them , ensuring everyone plays by the rules and fining those who dont requires more than simply ensuring they are more proactive and everyone is safe to walk their kids and their dogs around the steets? A lot of councils DO take dogs home first go without impounding. I certainly do, and If I can't find the owners I drop them at the local vets where they can stay for up to three days before they have to go to the pound. Most go home before that point. I know my Council is not the only one to do that. But yes; there are still plenty (especially rural) tHat don't. But when you take them home do you work with the owner to see why it happened and how to prevent it happening again? Yep - check out the fenceline, discuss exercise/training. If they don't know how he's getting out I suggest they stand out the front and call him to see if he 'shows' them by escaping to get to them. Majority of the time it's a one-off accident of a child or tradie leaving the gate open though, as opposed to an escape artist dog. If someone knows who Melzawelza really is then please nominate her so I can tell her in person how fantastic I thnk she is www.mdbaawards.net.au I do and I will I just wish she was an ACO in my council area!!

They've been doing the same on Bull Breeds in Need. I wasn't aware of the connection though.

Not as far as I know Katdogs.

Thanks Troy for allowing me permission to plug these. --- My 2013 fundraiser calendars are available for presale now – here. They're $25 +p&p. For an extra $10 you can have your dog's birthday printed on the day. Fetching Dogs is a registered charity and I have permission to fundraise on their behalf. All profits from the sale of these calendars will be donated to them. Full details are on my blog here > http://www.ruthlessthings.com/blog/2012/09/2013-fundraiser-calendars-sydney-dog-photographer/ Last year I sold out pretty quickly, so don't leave it until the last minute :)

He's already on BBIN :) If you fancy a road trip to Sydney I'd be happy to do you some new photos.

All nine? Nooo. They were all here one day but we were busy talking to potential adopters. Anzu, the red girl, was the smallest but not by much. The other three were pretty much the same size. Zen was just craning his neck in the photo.

The puppies all went on their adoption trials yesterday. Following in Uncle Bruno's footsteps, three of them went to a shoot for Urban Animal Magazine on the way. Look out for them in the next issue :D They had to pose in a basket, so luckily I'd spent much of their time here putting them in this box and telling them to stay there! I just put way too many photos of them on my blog if anyone wants one last puppy fix. http://www.ruthlessthings.com/blog/2012/07/puppieeeeeeees-part-3-sydney-dog-photographer/

Are you back on the CC? What happened to Italy?? One day I'll make the trek up there for a visit. Bruno and Jarrah would have a ball running riot together :D

Some pounds will get "suspect dogs" legally breed assessed so they'll be safe from BSL in NSW

Working for me http://mischiefmakakennels.webs.com/ SJ will send interstate to the right home. Flights would be at your expense though.

Ironklad and Mischiefmaka make my favourite ASTs. One day... Didn't know the OP was willing to travel. ETA: Ironklad is Amstaff_Ambition. She posted some pics in the Amstaff thread recently.

Just because they're listed on DOL doesn't mean they're ethical ;) Yeah, they're great Steph's not breeding any more though.

They've all been desexed and adopted and will be going to their homes at the weekend. Bitterweet

How cute are those pjs?? I want some but my lot already have jammies and about five coats each!

http://www.amlovinya.com/ Phone number on the contact page.

You can call Michelle from Amlovinya Amstaffs. (call, don't email) She doesn't currently have a litter but she'll point you in the right direction.