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Elkhound Ranch Kennels
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citysearch c.
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I picked up my beautiful German Shepherd from this place and had to take her to the Emergency Vet within hours. Her hind leg had been sprained and was inflamed and bruised , she was limping severely. This happened during her stay, no veterinary care was given. They claimed no knowledge of her injury but on my way out I saw Mr. Williams yank another dog up by a choker leash and make the dog yelp. From the difference in my dog's disposition and now fearful behavior, I would lay my life on the fact that my dog was abused while at this kennel. He should NOT be in business. I don't know if they kicked my dog, strung her up, or shoved her around. All I know is that she wanted to get the hell out of that place and hasn't been coming out of her bed all day. Her system was shocked by whatever happened and she's presently blowing coat like a porcupine. This happens to dogs in times of high stress. I guess getting beaten up would be high stress. My dog is a well-behaved housebroken German
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