New foster attacked my boxer!

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I'm sorry to hear abour R.J. I hope he gets to feeling better soon. You may want to take him to the vet for a shot. I know when Jasmine hot craped to where you could actually see the muscle (no blood) the vet gave her a shot.
 

punkin

Super Boxer
Update...

It has been a couple of weeks now, and my foster girl (Raivin) is doing awesome! She has settled right in, and I am so amazed and pleased with the change I have seen in her. I must admit, I was a little worried at first when she attacked R.J. Now, both of their wounds are healed (his puncture wound and her emotional wounds). She gets along great with both R.J. (boxer) and Hemi (boston), and is finally learning what it's like to be a dog who is loved by people and other dogs. Her appetite is back and she's learning to play with toys. It made me so sad to realize she likely was never played with, only scolded. She's a real snuggler with my kids and loves everyone. It is so nice to come home every day and see her little kidney beaning bottom! Her velvety soft boxer kisses remind me every day why I am involved with rescue. Thank you Raivin for showing us the value of patience, compassion and love. lovicon
 
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Tatertot

Completely Boxer Crazy
That is so awesome! I must have missed the original post, but I am glad RJ's leg healed. I'm so happy that Raivin is now getting some of all that she has missed out on
 

NikoBrindle

Boxer Booster
I so happy things are better for you and your rescue also for your other 2 furkids and they are all getting along!!
 

ladyluck_t

Boxer Insane
punkin said:
Thank you Raivin for showing us the value of patience, compassion and love. lovicon

And that statement is why I foster! :D It is the most true statement that I have ever heard.
I am sorry that I didnt catch this thread when it happened, I had the same issue (to some extent) with my second foster boy. :) Glad to hear that everything turned out well.

Hugs to everyone!
 

Doja's Mommy

Boxer Insane
I missed this thread when it first posted, but I was so happy to see the outcome. I used to work with the local rescue here, and we did have a female that was quite aggressive. She did not like anything bigger than her. She nows lives with two males and at first, she would be really aggressive and want to fight, she even snipped at the little boy that she lives with. Luckily, her foster parents didn't jump the gun and get rid of her. when you first get a rescue, they feel so abandoned and heart broken that they forget how they are 'supposed' to act. They get really defensive and possesive... as shown in your case here, this will pass. (Of course there are exceptions.) I am so thankful that you gave Ravin the opportunity to show what a good girl she could be. Now you get to reap the benfits of your time and patience. She will love you forever for it. On behalf of Ravin, I would like to Thank you for all you do for these babies.... You are changing they're lives forever, more than you know.

Give your babies a big kissy for me and Doja....lovicon
 

BentleysMama

Completely Boxer Crazy
It is so wonderful of you to put the time and patience into Raivin to bring out her full potential as a beautiful, loving boxer. It's so great to hear there are people like you out there willing to help these poor babies in need and give them the chance they weren't given to start with. Here's to you and Raivin
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I'm happy things have come along nicely applicon Thank you for giving us an update. More often than not we tend to forget and never find out the ending to a good story.
 

high octane

Completely Boxer Crazy
punkin said:
It has been a couple of weeks now, and my foster girl (Raivin) is doing awesome! She has settled right in, and I am so amazed and pleased with the change I have seen in her. I must admit, I was a little worried at first when she attacked R.J. Now, both of their wounds are healed (his puncture wound and her emotional wounds). She gets along great with both R.J. (boxer) and Hemi (boston), and is finally learning what it's like to be a dog who is loved by people and other dogs. Her appetite is back and she's learning to play with toys. It made me so sad to realize she likely was never played with, only scolded. She's a real snuggler with my kids and loves everyone. It is so nice to come home every day and see her little kidney beaning bottom! Her velvety soft boxer kisses remind me every day why I am involved with rescue. Thank you Raivin for showing us the value of patience, compassion and love. lovicon
OMG!! Raivin is the girl I want!! I get my home visit next week. I would love to have her lovicon lovicon
 
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