This is a posting for an owner who needs to find their dog a new home. Sweet Girl Needs a Home Location: So Cal Owner: Jessie Mobley Email: jessimobley@gmail Dogs Info Age: 3 years old Disposition: “She is shy around new people, doesnt like dark-skinned males and in general should probably be re-homed with a woman”. Good on leash: “Shes not very good on the leash because she is scared of everything so she always pulls and tries to go every direction but forward most of the time.” Additional info and notes: “She will need a tall fence, even though shes a low mid according to others she will gladly hop the fence if she gets scared although most of the time she just wants to run back into the house (we always leave the door open for her so she has the option). She lives with two other dogs and loves children but likes to jump on people so she would be best if any children were around 8 or older. The guy I got her from abused and neglected her, she had parvovirus, worms, and only weighed 9lbs at 6 months old when she got here three summers ago. Shes currently about 55lbs, still thin but thats because she has a TON of energy and doesnt sit still often. Shes crate trained, has some separation anxiety and gets VERY jealous if another dog goes somewhere (into another room for example) and she doesnt get to go. Shes a pretty fun dog to be around once she gets to know you, and I really dont want to rehome her but Im going to college this next year and I cant take her with me. If Im able to find her a new home I want to keep in contact with them so I can try and visit her as often as possible.” Disclaimer: Never Cry Wolf Rescue and Adoptions, Inc., and individual volunteers acting on its behalf accept no liability for the content of this posting, or for the consequences of any actions taken on the basis of the information provided. Attempting to identify wolf content in a canine on the basis of photographs and descriptions of appearance and behavior is iffy at best. DNA testing can be done (for example, University of California, Davis, Veterinary school will do testing for a fee), and is the only sure way of making such an identification.)
Posted on: Mon, 01 Sep 2014 02:05:52 +0000
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