Scout and Parker

Happy Endings

Adopted December 2018 & January 2020 by Matt Bolton

We have been lucky enough to adopt two Golden Retrievers through GRRACE. Scout (the light colored dog in the photos) was adopted in December 2018. Scout is a China meat market survivor. He was on a truck headed to slaughter when he and other dogs were rescued. He initially had a lot of skin and health issues which the specialists never really figured out, but as his anxiety lessened his health improved. He is truly one of the sweetest dogs we've ever had and it seems as if he is appreciative of everything he's gone through and where he is today. Parker (the reddish colored dog in the photos) was adopted in January 2020 right before the Covid lockdown and helped us all get through it. He has allergy issues which his prior owners were unable to accomodate. He's a big, goofy, loving dog. He and Scout have grown to become best friends and are constanting playing or antagonizing each other.

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Golden Retriever is probably one of the most beautiful breeds of dogs. The most spectacular and beautiful wool in dogs, with a Golden coat color. But to achieve this coat color in dogs, need a great care. Proper nutrition, vitamins, shampoos and medicines for hair growth Golden Retriever. Often ask owners of Golden retrievers, and is it possible for people to achieve this effect hair growth? Yes, of course, for faster hair growth you can use Proscar. This drug Proscar is known to help the treatment of alopecia and accelerates hair growth from the first month of medication. But we should not give the Proscar for Golden retrievers, this drug is exclusively for men. How to choose the dosage of Proscar? The most common dosage it Proscar 5 mg to support hair growth and treatment of alopecia.