Rescue Min Pin for adoption

We visited the Pattaya rescue 2 weeks ago. Kudos to Tony for setting it up, but without euthanization it's a sad place.

My wife saw a little pischer/doberman mix puppy and just couldn't leave it. Turns out he's a min pin (a breed I didn't know a lot about till now). Meet Jaidee.

We got it treated for fleas, vaccinated, new bed, toys, ect about two weeks ago. Now it's not getting along with our other dog. He gets really jealous when we give the other one any attention. They've acclimated, but he is still REALLY jealous and doing some things out of spite that I really don't appreciate. I think the best thing for all of us is to find him a new home.

He is SUCH a sweet dog. And so smart. He is potty trained, very well, which leads me to believe he's at least 6 months old, but he still has a puppy face... so I don't think he's over 1 year.

My wife and I love him a lot, but have decided to try and find a new loving owner. If you're interested in seeing him, petting him, or taking him home and loving him - please call me. I have a leash, bed, toys, and such to go with Jaidee.

James
08-7580-1374
Soi Boukaow
Pattaya City

Good news, bad news story. Glad to hear you rescued it but disappointed you didn't know the breed and many of their habits and quirks first they are min pins so many of the same traits as full sized Dobermans with an additional few traits of schizoid Napoleon complex thrown in..

Wish I was near you I would give serious consideration to taking him he would be perfect for our circumstances and my boys..
what are these other objectionable behaviours you spoke of if I may ask?

is it fixed yet? normally I would assume that coming from a shelter, but TiT...

Fuck them inbred yappy asslickers, should all be put to sleep and make more room for real dogs.

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Originally Posted by jaidee11

but without euthanization it's a sad place.

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Damn straight on that, could put all them MIN everythings to sleep.:)