Blessings on you for taking her in. She is truly a good looking young lady.
Good on you. In my experience a rescue dog will, realising he/she has been offered a good thing, do everything they can to please you. It’s when they start gently pushing the boundaries that you know they’re truly settled.It’s just about a month since I lost my buddy Jackie, and Foxy came home tonight.
The whole family had been discussing how much we missed having a dog around. And how dark it seemed around here without one. We all agreed that while there is no way we could ever replace our best boy, and we all miss him like crazy, it would probably do us all a lot of good to make a new friend.
We started poking around online, looking at rescues in the area, and then stumbled upon this little girl way down in south Texas border country. According to the rescue, she’s a 9-10 month old Carolina Dog mix. It took a little logistical witchcraft to get her here, but she arrived about 10:00 this evening.
Shes definitely still a pup. Loads of puppy behavior. She’s a little confused, and way out of her comfort zone. It’s been a crazy couple days for her on the road. But she’s finally started to settle in and is just the sweetest girl. She has no manners or training to speak of, but in the last few hours she’s already picked up “sit”, “stay”, “leave it”, and “lie down”. Not perfectly every time, but I’m shocked at how quickly she’s learning commands. She’s very treat motivated and VERY eager to please and get praise. And, after a couple small accidents is already going to the door and asking to go outside.
It’s going to be a lot of work to get her even close to where Jackie was. That dog was just unbelievably well behaved and mannered. Foxy is a total loose cannon right now. Just a ball of energy and curiosity. She wants to shove her nose into everything and runs around like a squirrel on speed. She finally chilled out and fell asleep on the floor.
I’m not missing Jackie any less. But this little doggie sure is sweet, and is loads of fun and laughs. We’re in love with her already.
We didn’t pick her name, but it suits her so well we’re sticking with it.
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Congratulations! It took me a bit longer to adopt another furry pal after Toto left me, but if you're a dog guy, you're just a dog guy! To me it seems like you just have to have one around!It’s just about a month since I lost my buddy Jackie, and Foxy came home tonight.
The whole family had been discussing how much we missed having a dog around. And how dark it seemed around here without one. We all agreed that while there is no way we could ever replace our best boy, and we all miss him like crazy, it would probably do us all a lot of good to make a new friend.
We started poking around online, looking at rescues in the area, and then stumbled upon this little girl way down in south Texas border country. According to the rescue, she’s a 9-10 month old Carolina Dog mix. It took a little logistical witchcraft to get her here, but she arrived about 10:00 this evening.
Shes definitely still a pup. Loads of puppy behavior. She’s a little confused, and way out of her comfort zone. It’s been a crazy couple days for her on the road. But she’s finally started to settle in and is just the sweetest girl. She has no manners or training to speak of, but in the last few hours she’s already picked up “sit”, “stay”, “leave it”, and “lie down”. Not perfectly every time, but I’m shocked at how quickly she’s learning commands. She’s very treat motivated and VERY eager to please and get praise. And, after a couple small accidents is already going to the door and asking to go outside.
It’s going to be a lot of work to get her even close to where Jackie was. That dog was just unbelievably well behaved and mannered. Foxy is a total loose cannon right now. Just a ball of energy and curiosity. She wants to shove her nose into everything and runs around like a squirrel on speed. She finally chilled out and fell asleep on the floor.
I’m not missing Jackie any less. But this little doggie sure is sweet, and is loads of fun and laughs. We’re in love with her already.
We didn’t pick her name, but it suits her so well we’re sticking with it.
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This one's a little outlaw. Aussie?Full disclosure, not my pup.
This is Hondo, my friend and bandleader Nathan’s 4 month old.
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Pretty sure he’s a purebred.This one's a little outlaw. Aussie?
looking at rescues in the area, and then stumbled upon this little girl way down in south Texas border country.