@The_Blue_Cross Hi! I am an avid dog lover, I am currently looking for a loving companion. The one in the photo the part German Shepherd please contact me!

@The_Blue_Cross Amen to that!

@The_Blue_Cross Totally agree. Our rescue Watson may not be 100% pedigree, but he's 100% heart...

@The_Blue_Cross Would have loved to have a rescue.... shame I have a full time job

@The_Blue_Cross rescue staffies make great dogs! yes lots have been mistreated and thus have issues, but just like a human you need to be patient with them and not force them into uncomfortable situations. not ideal for inexperienced owners but can't go wrong otherwise. give one another chance

@The_Blue_Cross Couldn't agree more. Lottie was our find from your goodselves and would wholeheartedly encourage rescuing a dog.

@The_Blue_Cross My parents got our first dog when I was about 5, so '72 or '73. They and I have had dogs ever since, making it 46 years of rescue dogs.

@The_Blue_Cross My Cocker Spaniel Pip is a rescue and she’s the best dog in the world. I’m so glad we rescued rather than “bought”. She’s perfect.

@The_Blue_Cross Our rescue dog English Springer Spaniel. 💖

@The_Blue_Cross No, think any dog is special. In a way by getting rescued animals one is supporting people who refuse to spay n neuter their animalsThat’s wrong! Only way to make them do it is when they drop off unwanted pets they pay by volunteering so they can see first hand all unwanted pets

@The_Blue_Cross Definitely the one on the left

@The_Blue_Cross ... absolutely!

@The_Blue_Cross @Benfogle Rescue - what a perfect breed that is indeed! Hooroo x @The_Blue_Cross

@The_Blue_Cross Wrong! ULTIMATELY best solution is for every puppy born to be placed by its caring breeder who then offers a lifetime of support. Most dogs end up in rescue because they come from bad breeders. Eliminate bad breeders - eliminate need for rescue. Simple!