Updated March 16, 2018
Biggy
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Biggy is a good old lump of a dog who is happy-go-lucky and extremely easy to please. His favorite pastimes are riding in the car, going on walks, and hanging out in basically any capacity, as long as he can be right by your side. He’s a 4-6 year old boy in good health and has had a full medical work up after being long neglected. He likes other dogs who are polite, loves to meet new people, and has been around the block so he’s ready to become a part of a regular family. He’s a pretty trustworthy guy and has been fine with the cats here.
Lucy
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Lucy is a very well trained, really smart dog who just needs someone to love her. She is the focus of our “community outing” program right now- getting to have some fun walking around busy community centers showing off her focus skills, basic obedience, well rounded people-greeting, and her ability to ignore other dogs while walking. Lucy can be hyper in the wrong kinds of environments. She needs a no-cat household, preferably as the only dog (or with a male dog who is laid back) and people who can give her direction, use positive reinforcement, and take the time to understand her. She comes with as much support as you could ever need, given by a staff who knows her very well. Most likely, she will take up reign on your couch, and you won’t hear a peep unless someone tries to break in.
Caitlin
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Caitlin is a really sweet girl who is extremely smart and fairly well trained. She knows “sit”, “come”, loves to play fetch, and go for rides in the car. Her strengths are that she is able to learn and will excel with positive reinforcement training. She loves children and is fairly versed at the antics of children (although we’d like to say here that we only adopt to families with children who listen well and respect boundaries with canine companions. We prefer not to adopt to homes with toddlers). Caitlin is also very well behaved in the house and has good manners, although she often excitedly greets us first thing in the morning. She walks very nicely on her leash/no pull harness. She has had a few homes although she was never at fault for that. Our desire is to find her a home that will not abandon her ever again.
Caitlin would do best in a stable home where she will not be placed with unfamiliar dogs all of a sudden. She has shown, with proper introductions, that she can do well with other polite dogs, especially if they respect her space, but she will not do well in a home which wants to take her to dog parks, have her off leash, or in doggy day care. The best fit for Caitlin would be to find a home which does not expect her to meet other dogs frequently so that she will not be pushed to fail socially. She will not do well with small animals as they are too tempting to chase.
We hope to find her a home with a quiet family, a fenced in yard perhaps, and the flexibility that every dog deserves. She will repay that home with loyalty, devotion, profuse snuggles, and fun!
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