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Port Perry Star, 13 Nov 2001, p. 22

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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 13, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" their size - large (akita), medium (shika) and small (shiba). The Akita is an impressive dog with a power- ful presence. While many individuals are even tem- .pered, some are difficult to handle. By nature the breed "is undemonstrative and aloof, which means that obe- - dience training can be diffi- - cult. Males, in particular, y have a tendency to get into dog fights more frequently ly . than many breeds. However, | well trained individuals make excellent companions and =~ watchdogs. Life expectancy is 10 to 12 years, popular companion because of its affectionate nature and low level of aggression. An endearing trait is the harmo- ~ nious voice of the dog. Its actual size and look vary "quite significantly from coun- try to country, Life expectan- RRB ERT AE ke special holiday gifts cy is 13 years, and the dog may reach 18 to 30 pounds. Standard Poodle - The Standard Poodle is not sim- ply a fashion accessory - it is a responsive, easy-to-train and reliable companion, guard and retriever. The breed has a lower than aver- age incidence of skin com- plaints and does not shed, making it an ideal pet for people with allergies. Dependable, and calm, the Standard remains at heart a working dog. Life expectancy is 11 to 13 years, and the dog may reach 45 to 70 pounds. Waterproof, water loving, affable and gregarious - this range of adjectives describes one of the world's most pop- ular family companions. Some can suffer from heredi- tary cataracts and hip and elbow arthritis, yet the Lab is one of the most dependable breeds in the world. Life expectancy is 12 to 13 years, and the dog may reach 55 to 80 pounds. The adorable dogs and cats featured on this page are all currently at the Uxbridge/ Scugog Animal Shelter and are waiting for a loving family. If you've been looking for a pet, call today at 905-985-9547 Four absolutely adorable X This is Emma, a Lab Cross female The first dance is Nov. 16 Figure skating club to host fundraising dance Friday night By Jill Watson With the season now in full swing, we're pleased to recognize the many recent accomplishments of c¢ ir skaters. The following Canskaters have earned their badges: Stage 1 - Emilie Greer, Brianne Mercer, Shelby Stevenson, Shaylin Williams, Brendan Whitney, Han Na Park, Ki Ju Park, Rebecca Coxon, Matthew Condie, Ryan Liske, Amy Trillard and Andrew Aldridge. Stage 2 - Britney Kucher, Katherine Wickens, Shelby Down, Savannah Williams, Allyson Tomcherski, Jacqueline Kronzonouski. Stage 3 - Angela Hammond, Jessica Rempel. We're proud of Janessa Dee, who successfully completed her program on Oct. 15 in Uxbridge, giving her the Junior Silver Freeskate test. A number of skaters are to be commended for their achievements at the Katy Morgan Port Perry test day on Nov. 5. Amanda Beck, Dana Anderson, Victoria Bruce and Elizabeth Smith passed their Dutch Waltz. Carly Snoddon and Renee Warren got their Baby Blues, while Caitlin Bagg and Shelby Evans passed the Swing. Justine Stevenson got her Fiesta Tango and Caroline Pullan and Vicki Cleveland passed their Willow Waltz. Congratulations to all these skaters on a job well done. The Port Perry Skating Club is hosting two dances this month. The first, a fundraiser for our synchro- nized teams, will be this Friday, Nov. 16. The club as a whole will benefit from the second dance to be held on Friday, Nov. 30. These supervised pre- teen dances for eight to 15 year olds will both be held at the Scugog Community Centre, adjoining the arena, from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission is $5 per person. Snacks will also be available at a cost of $1 each. © PSYCHOTHERAPIST Counselling for: Individuals & Couples Griet & Bereavement Incest & Sexual Abuse Addictions & Depression puppies for adoption. 1 Male and 3 females about 10 weeks old. These orphane sponsored by Doris Shoes 230 Queen St., Port Peny elo ST{e IS TRe SRB about a year and a half old. She is . . 870 REGIONAL Rp. 21, R.R.#4 219 ST. C1AIR AVENUE WEST Surk 203 looking for a very loving home. PorT PERRY, ONT. LIL 1B5 ToroNTO, ONT. M4V 1R3 905-985-4161 416-967-6262 This orphan sponsored by Port Penry Star "This orphan sponsored (0}Y] Pet Headquarters PLANE CIES ale T dl ad=Ta 0", 905-985-5791 Chmoal Member Ontario Soaety of Psvehotherapists Institute of Imago Relationship Therapists Ontano Assocation of Consultants, Councilor, Pyychomernists & Psychotherapists 188 Mary St., Port Penny 905-985-7383 No) 70) 07500700) Day Care Centres Inc. 399 Queen St., Port Perry Available 15 months to 4 years. Limited Openings in other ages. 2 1/2 yrs. - 12 yrs. Openings now available in Nursery School & 6 hr. a day program Hazel is also a Lab cross.She is an older female looking for a good loving family to take her in. wie gionemoor This orphan sponsored by This orphan sponsored by Doris Shoes Inlet Hair Expressions } 230 Queen St., Port Peny 56 Orchard Road, 176 Peny St., Port Perry ay Garg goat 905-985-2532 905-985-9611 Open 6:30am to 6:00pm Port Peny A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THESE COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THIS FEATURE. PLEASE SUPPORT THEM AND "SHOP™ LOCAL.

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