Congratulations to both you and Tobey!

@@betsyj59 Thanks!

Thank you for taking in a senior rescue!

@@MG-pj2oo I am loving it!❤️

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God Bless. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hope you get him.

So sweet!!! I miss my black lab, Sunny. 😥

Contact Lee!

@@laurat1129 I live in Texas.

@@laurat1129 do you know how I can get in contact with Lee?

Animal Attraction.! Lee,s got it in spades. Every animal is instantly attracted to him. Never seen anything quite like it.! No matter the animal,s story, they are putty in Lee,s hands. Incredible. Got to be something to do with Lee,s vibration.🐶❤️

@@lottielane2486 your use of apostrophes are throwing me off. It’s animal’s or just animals and Lee’s. Not animal,s or Lee,s. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@katz734 Sorry. My tablet won't do those sort of apostrophes. !

@@lottielane2486 ok that’s odd. It should. All key boards on tablets should have all the different apostrophes. Mine is next to this symbol ! Just on the right side of it.

​@@katz734 ,' ,Yep. It,s in the same place as yours. It,s just a bottom apostrophe. It won't go any higher . Story of my life, really!🙄🤨

I had for 1 year my golden in an apartment and we were walking him 3-4 times/day. It is not necessary to have a yard. (We did move to a house, with a small garden, and we do leave him home for 7-8 hours, he is not outside).

' please watch Watchman on the Wall 88 and Watchman River and Tony Su on KZfaq

I almost clicked off the video once Lee made friends with him at the truck... Because I know the pack and Lee and the beautiful terrain will make the dog totally successful. He has a formula that works. He really should be generating revenue doing dog socialisation training camps for a couple hundred dollars a day per dog. One dog daily would finance the whole place.

dogs teach us a lot...:)

I've personally 'owned' or lived with 5 large dogs, including 3 Goldens. And, each one has taught me more than I taught them. I loved them all.

Yes! Now I look for him specifically each vid lol

He’s adorable! I zero on him every time.❤

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Amen!

I always look for Lily and Lucy in the videos; they're my two favorites, especially Lucy.

Fun police, so true. 😂♥️

Thanks so much Lee for your Loving Kind Heart ❤❤❤

What a beautiful sight 😍❤..all the critters walking with you .thank goodness for you ❤. They are Soooo Very happy!!

Me too - so thankful Lee came to the Rescue🥰🥰

That’s why he kept running off….because hormones. he was probably smelling a female in heat and was trying to find her. you could tell Dave wasn’t abused or anything.

Intact male dogs do often wander off looking for females in heat 🐕

If the previous owner didn't know the dog wasn't fixed, what else did the guy not know?! The guy just had to look. Smh.

​@@Keyee1 Maybe you should watch this again.........🙄 ( hint:That guy is NOT the owner)

Betting the dog was bought, not adopted from a shelter. If he had been adopted, he'd have been neutered.

I love that idea.

​@@Kalyahna Neutering before physical maturity - i.e. before the age of 2 in a larger dog like Dave - can have catastrophic long term health implications, especially in terms of bone health and cancers. It's why dogs' age at death keeps getting younger and vet visits (and bills) are going crazy. USA is a long way behind northern Europe in the understanding of this. Anyone reading this with their own as-yet unneutered male pup ... PLEASE do some research! They NEED those protective hormones while their body is still forming. A good start is taking a look at Dr Karen Becker's videos on the truth about spaying and neutering here on KZfaq, or seek out articles on the Bowman Report. You could save yourself so much heartache, regret and expense in the future. I understand that in a huge rescue group it makes things 'easier' in terms of managing young males' behavioural issues (and also the unneutered dogs' reactions to them), let alone the need to separate young as-yet unspayed females from the rest of the pack ... but most people wouldn't have these obstacles Neutering should never be a substitute for proper training of a dog - if you're a responsible pet parent who trains and supervises yours dog, allowing your male or female to fully develop before neutering is very achievable. BTW, females, for the good of their health, should be spayed either 3 months after their 1st or - better - 2nd or even 3rd season. My own rescue dog, who I adopted at 5.5 months, was still way too nervous of life in general by the time her first season arrived. My vet agreed that spaying her at that point would risk setting her personality in stone. I’m forever grateful that we decided to wait until after the 2nd season, because she blossomed and gained confidence SO much during that time; she was a different dog. My heart always sinks when Lee speaks so casually about getting a young male 'fixed' ... because the sad fact is he's going to 'break' him a few years down the road.

@@sairhug Really? The Mercola quack who's anti-vaccine and believes in homeopathy? Find a real vet who believes in actual science, man.

@@Kalyahna She's IS a qualified vet - one that has done a ton of good work for animals. And your qualifications?

Every time someone says that a dog Lee rescues deserves a loving family of his/her own, it doesn't make sense to me. Lee's sanctuary is a loving family. The dog had a family of his own and look at what happened. They couldn't accommodate his needs.

@@alabaster193 If Lee can adopt out some of his rescues, he can do more rescue work. His assets aren’t unlimited, and adoption is a part of his plan. Of course, life at Asher House is great, but just because his previous owner couldn’t meet Dave’s needs, doesn’t mean someone else couldn’t. This is a young dog and would make a great family dog, adventure partner or just a lovely companion.🤷🏻‍♀️