Hi - welcome to ObesityHelp. If you've not done so already, I'd suggest posting this to the state boards near you (NJ, NY, Conn., etc.) and also to the main messageboard so that others may respond. Best of luck to you AND to Rosie!

Hi Jean, I was very excited to read your email. I actually have not found a bulldog as of yet. We moved to the Dothan, AL area at the end of last year and because of the move and trying to adjust to this new town, I have kind of put looking for a dog on the back burner. I am very interested in your babies. I would love to get more information from you about your ladies! My email address is [email protected]. It is late here so I didn't want to call you. If you are sure it is o.k. I will try and contact you this week. Thank you so much for responding!!! Corrie Laine

My 5 year old beagle is overly protective of me and it has become a problem between my boyfriend and I. The dog recently bit the boyfriend and no I have to face either putting him down or finding a new home for him. He is 5 years old. Neutered and microchipped. He has mild asthma, but no medical treatment is required. As with most beagles, he could afford to lose a few pounds. He would thrive well in a single-dog home, with lots of adult interaction. He loves to cuddle and would make a great companion for a senior who is home alone during the day. He has been a grea****ch dog and protector.... unfortunately I really don't need as much protecting these days. The dog came before the boyfriend and it makes it difficult to face the possibility that he may have to be put down. I have to decide what I am going to do, by June 5th. I live near Toronto. If you could offer Max a home. Please email. Karen G

ummm I know we have used a few differant things. But can't remember the names. Have you tried contacting a rescue group for the certain kind of dog so you can get help in there?

Hi, I live in Eastern KY and need help with dogs. I currently am caring for 20 dogs and am overcrowded. I cannot care for all these dogs and they have destroyed my home. They are proving impossible to housebreak and my home stinks. All are dogs that I have rescued or had dropped off. People will drop off dogs all the time and expect me to take care of them. I have refused to take in any more even though it breaks my heart. I have already gotten in over my head. Is there any product that will work on old, set in, accidents. I have talked to many vets and they all say that after all this time it will be impossible to get the scent markers out of everything and that the dogs will just keep going to those places. The only solution seems to be to build kennels and get them out of my home but I don't have the money for that. I am disabled and it is killing me trying to keep up with all these animals. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Cyndie