The Mellotron Group

John,
 
Karen and I both think your dogs are adorable. Obviously we love rescue  
stories.
 
Frank
 
 
In a message dated 12/31/2010 8:17:53 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
john.wright@consona.com writes:

 
 
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I have Bassets.  Brother and sister rescued  from a shelter about 3 years 
ago.
 
I met Frank's dogs and had no idea Dobermens were  so gentle and 
affectionate.
 
John
 
 


 
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We only ever had two dogs with cropped ears, Gino. Our first Doberman  had 
them, and then This guy below had to have them done.But that was because  
when we rescued him as a puppy his ears were rotting  and we had to  crop the 
dead tissue. At that time we decided to put them up. He turned out  to be 
the most amazing dog ever. (although these two we have now...also  rescued are 
turning into very special dogs as well). five of our seven Dobes  were 
natural. This guy here was totally into music and traveled all over the  country 
with me retrieving Mellotrons. He would never leave my side and I  took him 
to my office every day for years. He loved the Mellotron strings  and 
choirs and would run into the room to listen every time I played,  usually 
passing my wife as she ran from the room, hands clamped over her  ears.