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		<title>By: Update on the &#8220;New Dog in Town&#8221; &#171; The Oldways Table</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Dog in&#160;Town&#8221; 2009 July 10   tags: Oldways, Sadie, The Oldways Dog by Oldways Table       The new dog in town &#8212; Sadie &#8212; isn&#8217;t so new anymore, so we have dropped the &#8220;new&#8221; from her [...]]]></description>
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		<title>By: Sue Furlong</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have a Rottweiler named Sidney.  He had been passed around and we were his fourth owner by the time he was almost two years old.  When we got him, he would take a couple of steps and sit down.  We think he was left just to sit all the time in a kitchen or something.  Everybody loves him.  He&#039;s very tall, American breed, and weighs 155 pounds.

Sidney now has the run of our 75 acre farm in Bucks County PA.  We have four barn cats that adore him and nuzzle with him all the time, especially Louie and Tipper.  He playfully romps around our farm, chasing the cats, hens, and peacocks.  He avoids the cattle.  My husband is retired and they spend the day together, working around the farm.

You have made a good choice.  Rottweilers are herding dogs, at heart.  Sidney is the most lovable dog.  He practically smiles when you pet him and his little tail wags a mile a minute.  He even tried to make friends with a wild possum that had come to the cats&#039; feed bowls one night.  He is gentle with little children and friendly with everyone.  He is also smart and knows to stay on the property, not in the road. 

After knowing our dog, my mom rescued a Rottweiler from a pound in Florida where he was to be put down the following morning.  Her dog, Ace, has been a great companion for her, too.

Sadie will give you lots of joy.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a Rottweiler named Sidney.  He had been passed around and we were his fourth owner by the time he was almost two years old.  When we got him, he would take a couple of steps and sit down.  We think he was left just to sit all the time in a kitchen or something.  Everybody loves him.  He&#8217;s very tall, American breed, and weighs 155 pounds.</p>
<p>Sidney now has the run of our 75 acre farm in Bucks County PA.  We have four barn cats that adore him and nuzzle with him all the time, especially Louie and Tipper.  He playfully romps around our farm, chasing the cats, hens, and peacocks.  He avoids the cattle.  My husband is retired and they spend the day together, working around the farm.</p>
<p>You have made a good choice.  Rottweilers are herding dogs, at heart.  Sidney is the most lovable dog.  He practically smiles when you pet him and his little tail wags a mile a minute.  He even tried to make friends with a wild possum that had come to the cats&#8217; feed bowls one night.  He is gentle with little children and friendly with everyone.  He is also smart and knows to stay on the property, not in the road. </p>
<p>After knowing our dog, my mom rescued a Rottweiler from a pound in Florida where he was to be put down the following morning.  Her dog, Ace, has been a great companion for her, too.</p>
<p>Sadie will give you lots of joy.</p>
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