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The Monster of Druid Hill Park #dogs #VEDA/VEDALA 16.08.08 | #withcaptions by @paulidin

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    Gasp! It's me!
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    But there's the real Dru!
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    Well done
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    Melissa asked on the comments of one of
    my previous vlogs this month,
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    if I've told the story of Dru, how I got
    Dru. And I probably have but it doesn't
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    hurt to tell it again.
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    It was August 2004. It had
    been a little while since I lost my
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    previous dog to heartworm disease.
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    I was missing having a dog in my life so
    I started looking on various pet
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    adoption websites and craigslist and I
    checked in with my girlfriend at the time,
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    Carrie, with photos of the dogs that I
    liked and she liked a few of them but
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    then I send her a photo of this dog,
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    this one, and Carrie said, "Oh! This,
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    this is the one. You should get this dog!"
    The photo came from a craigslist ad. A couple
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    had found this dog in Druid Hill Park, a
    part of Baltimore. She was tied to a post
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    covered in cuts and bruises and they
    were doing interviews with people who
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    are interested in adopting her.
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    They already had a few dogs, which is why they
    couldn't keep her for themselves. They had
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    her set up in the kitchen and were
    interviewing people.
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    Apparently, most of the people who had come to
    check Dru out had been met with
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    growls and snaps and just general
    disapproval from Dru.
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    But when I came in and I sat down and I
    just waited, she came over to me and was
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    very friendly with me! She had been named
    Druidzilla, the monster of Druid Hill Park,
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    but to me she was always just Dru.
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    I feel like the fact that of all the people
    came to interview to adopt her,
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    she came to me and was friendly with
    me, means she kind of chose me instead of the
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    other way around.
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    When I adopted her the vets suspected that she
    was about a year old.
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    She had not been spayed yet, so that was the first
    thing that we did. The life expectancy
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    for a dog like Dru is probably about 10
    years, so I've been very lucky and i hope
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    that i keep on being lucky for a while.
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    I've already won!
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    Dru!
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    [laughter!]
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    so that's my vlog for today, all about
    Dru, today. Even have a shirt with Dru
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    on.. on it!
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    Leave me some comments about my adopting
    Dru story down below or tell me
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    anything that matters to you, because I
    want to know what matters to you.
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    Thank you for watching my dog vlog today,
    here at the end of the video is where I
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    always say:
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    Tomorrow
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    will be even better!
Title:
The Monster of Druid Hill Park #dogs #VEDA/VEDALA 16.08.08 | #withcaptions by @paulidin
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