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From: Au Eching (DiGi - Central) <ECHING@digi.com.my>
Date: Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 3:29 PM
Subject: FW: Cheusi for adoption
To:
Hi all
Please help to rehome this beautiful dog.
Thanks for helping our furry friends!
Best regards
Eching
016 209 3155
-----Original Message-----
From: eching au [mailto:eching_my@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 2:34 PM
To: luckie2007@gmail.com; Au Eching (DiGi - Central)
Subject: Fw: Cheusi for adoption
Eching
--- On Wed, 10/29/08, SIEW YEN <acs_yen@hotmail.com> wrote:
> From: SIEW YEN <acs_yen@hotmail.com>
> Subject: Cheusi for adoption
> To:
> Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2008, 11:47 PM Hi everyone,Ping took over
> Cheusi last year from BU. His previous owner was a chef ( so she gets
> to eat variety of food ) but she has no problem with kibbles,in fact
> will eat anything. Previous owner goes jungle trekking most weekends
> and brings Cheusi along. Previous owner lives alone in a terrace
> house. He informed us that Cheusi gets along well with any dog as long
> as they dont hump her or take her toys or play rough. Ping took over
> coz Cheusi must be adopted within that week as owner is moving away,
> and we have not heard from her previous owner since. Cheusi is looking
> better than before. She is spayed. She is easily 30 kg and huge and
> very strong. Looks more handsome than pretty...
> huh... like wearing a tuxedo. She will be 3 years old this
> December.She is a dominant dog but very manja with owner and can
> sometimes be a bit pushy for attention. Prefer a home without dogs,
> cats or small kids. Ok with older children who knows how to handle
> dog...ex pat her gently and not grab her or pull her. Have not bitten
> any small kids before ( as Ping's son is only a toddler when she took
> Cheusi home) only very jealous when kids asks for more attention and
> will push them off, and as she is huge, tends to knock down the child.
> Needs a huge compound for her to run or owner MUST be willing to
> exercise her daily. Also as she is a big dog, I would prefer the new
> owner to send her for training. I would strongly suggest Toh Cheng
> See, a positive pet trainer and also an animal behaviourist. Cheusi
> dont take hard training. She would stare at you if you raise a
> stick... did not attack but just stare. Probably been hit before and
> remembers. With correct training and proper care, she can be a lovely
> dog and jogging partner.Anyone interested to adopt her, please call me
> at 012 5175322.Toh Cheng See can be reached at 0122584315.Molly.
>
>
> Hi Molly,
>
> A little more about her:
>
> She's a very good guard dog. Very fierce with stangers (such as
> indians, Indonesians, and Bangladeshis)- as when walking in the park.
> But very friendly with people we talk to, even when meeting for the
> first time. She can tell who is a threat and who is not, to us.
>
> She's not friendly with other dogs. Dominant as you mentioned. She can
> be friendly with male dogs but as soon as we touch the dog, she will
> get jealous and try to snap at the dog.
>
> She is very strong. Able to pull Mal off his bicycle when the go for
> walks in the park. She likes water so much that she will jump into the
> lake and drag Mal along.
>
> She loves to be spoilt, like being touched and patted. She loves
> massages, and when you stop she will cling to you or sit on your foot
> for more.
>
> A bit of caution with children, She likes them but if the child pats
> her too hard, she will act funny. Dont know if she wants to play or
> wants to bite. Hard to tell too.
>
> She sheds a lot. I think thats a trait of the dalmation.
> The shedding is not that of normal dogs shedding. the fur sticks to
> your clothes and it's hard to get off by simply brushing it. She also
> has some skin problem, like dandruff kind. So she must be bathed at
> least once a week.
> other wise she will be itching all over and shed even more.
>
> She cant take the heat. I have a fan blowing at her direction on hot
> afternoons. I guess which dog can take heat?
>
> I feed her once a day, but she still seems hungry for food.
> She loves to eat, anything. Thanks to her previous owner :) It's
> actually greediness more than hunger I believe. I give her treats
> (big bones to chew) once a week.
> And she also likes to eat plants. She ate my cili padi plants (leaves
> only), serai, and citronella plants.
>
> So as you can see, Cheusi needs an owner who is a strong man and who
> really likes big dogs. Lots of compound space and walks outside the
> house compound. If she doesnt get that, she will probably find other
> things to eat and do.
> She's will be 3 this December. Hope you can help me.
>
> Thank you so much..
>
> Ping
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