My sweet Bowser boy. Maybe, with the help of Good Doggy Photographys amazing work, Bowser will get the boost he needs to find his forever home at last. In many ways, he is the easiest foster dog Ive ever had. He goes to work with me and rests quietly at my feet or snoozes happily in the cushy chair next to my workspace. He greets my customers and delivery people with a gentle wag. He is loaded with obedience commands from simple look and touch and sit to more complicated things like wait and crawl. He will wait at the door before going out, and will wait until I set his food down. He is 100% housebroken, does not chew and rarely barks. He loves children and all people without reservation. I know without hesitation that I can bring him to adoption events where children are likely to run up to him, jump on him, pull his tail or ears, hug him hard and get in his face and he will not harm them or even think about it. His one failing is that he is afraid of dogs. He responds to his anxiety by putting up a good defense/offense. There are several dogs with whom he is friendly and plays well. But the reaction to most dogs is to lunge and bark and struggle against the leash, so we have not allowed him the opportunity to connect with strange dogs. So as it stands, Bowser would do best to be an only pet and should not be off leash. Thats a small price to pay for such a loyal and loving companion, dont you think? Adopt Bowser.
Posted on: Thu, 05 Jun 2014 00:21:38 +0000
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