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What Is A Double Merle, You Ask?
A double merle is created when two merle dogs are bred together. It doesn't matter what color merle, or what breed they are, when two merle or spotted dogs are bred together, each puppy in the litter has a 25% chance of being born a double merle. A double merle inherits the merle gene twice. The dogs are mostly white due to two copies of the merle gene which causes the bleaching/marbling effect in their coat. Double merles have a high chance of being deaf, blind, or both due to the lack of hair pigment produced in the inner ear. A lot of times their eyes are underdeveloped as well. Many people refer to them as albino, but that is an entirely inaccurate statement. Double Merles are 100% preventable with proper breeding practices
White Diamond Double Merle Dane Rescue
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A Safe Haven for Special Needs Dogs (Double Merle)
Here at White Diamond Double Merle Dane Rescue, We know that we can't change the world, but we can change the world for the dogs we rescue. We are committed to rescuing the underdogs, or the ones who people overlook because they aren't sure how to care for them. The ones breeders don't care that they produced, and would otherwise be euthanized. We are here to provide a safe, and loving home environment for these "special" dogs to decompress, and thrive while we rehabilitate them and ready them for their second chance at life, in a new forever home.
We rescue these dogs from all over the USA. Texas, Utah, Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Colorado, Mississippi, the Carolinas, and Kentucky, just to name a few.
“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see”
Mark Twain
Contact White Diamond Double Merle Dane Rescue
P.O. Box 7004
Newark, Delaware 19714
(609) 846-4236
"Draco"
"Draco" came to us from Louisiana where he was found as a stray. He was just neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated. He is heartworm positive. We will supply the meds to treat him for 6 months. He is good with other dogs. He does need to eat separately because he is protective of his food probably from being a stray and having to scavenge for food. Good with kids.
"Charlie"
Meet "Charlie"
He is a 10 month old, purebred Great Dane. He cane to our rescue unable to walk. We got a wheelchair for him, but we helped him strengthen his legs and he didn't need it. Now he runs! He was stepped on as a puppy by his mother and siblings, and suffered a fractured pelvis, and a broken tibia. He is not the size of a normal 10 month old Great Dane due to his injuries. He also has a large overbite. It doesn't hinder his eating one bit! We love him so much as he has been with us for 5 months, but he is ready for a family to call his own! He is not currently leash trained because we didn't want to throw him off balance with his rear end issues. We are working on leash training currently. He cannot do stairs, so he would need a ramp bult for him to get in the house from outside. He's a fun, nosey guy! Fully housebroken, and waiting for his new family!
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Let's help feed hungry pets-Please Donate!
Donate to White Diamond Dane's Pet Food Pantry For Our Community's less fortunate animals
Items needed:
Dry dog, and cat food
Canned dog, and cat food
Dog Beds
Toys
Treats/biscuits/bones
flea and tick preventative
blankets
and anything else you'd like to donate for the less fortunate pets of the community. If your interested in having Chewy, or other companies ship food to us on your behalf, please contact us for mailing address.
