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I'm sorry you aren't feeling well.  I just wanted to tell you that you brought back a pleasant memory for me when I saw you mention pig ears.  I had a dalmatian years ago that loved pig ears more than anything in the world.  I had to give her away in 2001 when I bought my parents house because the yard wasn't fenced.  It broke my heart.

Dogs are truely a joy in our lives.  Hug loves pig ears.  She is not too crazy about her new pedipaws, but she will allow me to file her nails.  She only growls when I do the back ones.  Apparently the hind paws are more sensitive than the front.

.Hug is a rescued Rottweiler.  She was abused by pouring hot oil on her back.  She had puppies which have never been found.  She was less than a year old with puppies, burned, heart worms, and weighed only 35 pounds.  She has almost no visible scars today, weighs 105 pounds, is very healthy and is a very loving dog.  She went through bedwetting, nigth terrors, and some other serious emotional problems when I got her.  Today she is seen by almost everyone as a happy, well adjusted dog.  The vet says she is "highly socialized." 

She loves babies.  She is especially fond of Christian and Jamison.  Both of them she scents them by licking their feet.  However, she is also very sensitive to physical illness and acts strangely when both children and adults are ill.  She is very sensitive.