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I own a domain (well, many) that is parked (basically you type in the domain and it takes you to a page with ads and I get paid (a few cents) on each ad that a visitor clicks.
The domain is breed name of a semi-popular dog and on the page there is a "interested in purchasing this domain? Contact us" link for people to contact me. Well, this is a first, someone emailed me about their dog problems thought the link.
What makes me laugh is:
1) Dew claws is no sure sign of it being pure bred. Even mutts can have dew claws (and it makes me thing it's either a puppy mill pup or from a shelter - I hope a shelter)
2) They're claiming to be a dog trainer for over 16 years yet can't handle these issues that any good dog trainer can take care of in less than a month (food aggression being the easiest).
The domain is breed name of a semi-popular dog and on the page there is a "interested in purchasing this domain? Contact us" link for people to contact me. Well, this is a first, someone emailed me about their dog problems thought the link.
Comment: I adopted a 7 month old female (breed) pup. I have done alot of research and having had (other breed) my entire life, thought I could handle a (breed). She has the tell-tail rear due claws so I know she is a purebred. She has many issues. I need some advice. I have 3 other dogs in my home. If you are not the correct person, could you forward this email to someone who could give me some advice?
She is Cage aggressive, food aggressive and apparently dog aggressive. I am her 4th home in only 7 months and do not want to give up on her. I am also a dog trainer and have been training dogs for 16 years. She knows sit, down, give, a short stay, good on leash and is housetrained.
She is Cage aggressive, food aggressive and apparently dog aggressive. I am her 4th home in only 7 months and do not want to give up on her. I am also a dog trainer and have been training dogs for 16 years. She knows sit, down, give, a short stay, good on leash and is housetrained.
1) Dew claws is no sure sign of it being pure bred. Even mutts can have dew claws (and it makes me thing it's either a puppy mill pup or from a shelter - I hope a shelter)
2) They're claiming to be a dog trainer for over 16 years yet can't handle these issues that any good dog trainer can take care of in less than a month (food aggression being the easiest).
I also like her request for you to just forward her email on to someone who can help...sounds like a potential SC...
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