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to The House of Rex We have been breeding and exhibiting, as well as rescuing, Old English Sheepdogs since 1979. Our home is located on thirty rolling acres in the center of Metamora, Michigan hunt country allowing the animals ample area to frolic. We have a rescue sheep and two pygmy goats, many cats, but, so far, the House of Rex Sheepdogs prefer to divide their lives between the show ring and the couch - with the occasional detour to the whelping box.  New litters on the way all year long  The photo to the right is our litter from May 2006. They're adorable, lovable and all in great homes all over the United States. If you're interested in the litter, give us a call at 810-797-5312 or by email at houserex@centurytel.net. While you're here, be sure
to
browse all of the photos of some of our
previous litters or look at the
many photos
we receive from our friends and adopting families.
There's still several adorable kids that need someone to love
and care in many of the rescue shelters around the country. We
often receive many who need good homes. Check out our
rescue page here.
Our animals have found homes throughout the United States and foreign countries. These range from Canada to the Dominican Republic, and from California to the Virgin Islands.
 Complete with a kid's corner, acupuncture for your favorite pooch and tips on everything from diet to grooming and all points in-between. Check out this great new newsletter from HousePet Magazine. Click here to see their current and past newsletters.
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Dog's best friend
Gerri House calls
her babies, and they come running, tumbling over each other,
yipping and barking all the way. One little guy trips. The
others keep right on tromping over him. Wagging ferocious he's
up and running again to his mistress' arms.
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April is Prevent Animal Cruelty Month
The
ASPCA sponsors April as Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month to educate
Americans about
Old English Sheepdogs - Gentle But Protective "Nannies" We call our animals "gentle but
protective nannies" and they certainly deserve
this title. They are excellent guards of children and property but are
always eager for any outing offered. Some
Our animals have found homes throughout the United States and foreign countries. These range from Canada to the Dominican Republic, and from California to the Virgin Islands. We are members of the Old English Sheepdog Club of America, the Newfoundland Club of America and the Great Lakes Newfoundland Club. Gerri is the past secretary of the Old English Sheepdog Club of Greater Detroit and past president of the Professional Pet Care Association of Michigan, Inc. We welcome inquiries for puppies and also for the adoption of adults in the rescue program.
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animal cruelty and to urge them to report any instances of violence toward
animals. Many animals in your community need your help. Learn how you can
prevent cruelty by understanding the facts behind animal cruelty, what
constitutes cruelty and neglect, and how you can report animal cruelty in
your neighborhood. Know your state's animal cruelty laws and get involved in
helping us lobby for animal welfare. Together, we can make a difference for
all animals. 
like
the water, others hate it, but all live for their people - especially
children, car rides, walks and being groomed. 
