Daisy

Daisy was rescued by our partner shelter in Arkansas from a high kill shelter on her last day. At our best guess, Daisy appears to be a Beagle/Pug or Puggle. She is 8 months old and is about 23 lbs the vet said she is done growing .

Daisy is sweet and friendly to everyone she meets. She is house and crated . . Daisy sleeps in a doggie bed at night as she hates to be crated when her humans are home. She gets along great with the resident dogs and did fine with the cats.She is playful but likes to snuggle too.

Dogs Name: Daisy

Age: 8 months

Breed(s): Pug/Beagle

Weight: ~ 23lbs

Energy Level:

Non-herding Dogs: Medium-fine with a walk or 2.

Affectionate: Likes to cuddle; Likes to play ; Cuddles when tired ; Likes to sleep alone –sleeps in dog bed; Asks to be pet

People/General Playfulness: Occasionally With toys

Socialization: Socialized: not fearful of new situations

Is this dog a Flight Risk? NO

House Behavior: Pretty much house trained, might have an accident in a new surrounding until she learns the routine Crate trained; Stranger Barker

Obedience: Has none, but minds well when corrected ; Ok on leash

Behavior with other dogs: Will play if approached

Children exposure:

Any child exposure in known history? yes

Ages of children and amount/type of exposure: 10

Reaction to children: No fear/approaches for attention

Dominance/Submissiveness: No

Reactions to strangers: Friendly: wags, generally happy for the attention

Cats:

Known cat history or present (ie foster home has cats? And what degree of exposure has the dog had to the cats and the dogs behavior indicators): short term foster with 2 inside cats.

Cat test: Distance from cat: nose to nose

Controlled exposure to cat in: Home environment

Reaction: Noticed cat: sniffed but uninterested

OTHER ANIMALS:

Note if dog has been exposed to any other animals, the situation and the dogs reaction;

Is in foster home with many dogs from tiny to big. Does Great.

OTHER BEHAVIORS/Known information:

Separation Anxiety: X Mild

Describe the dog in one good word or sentence encompassing the entire dog: friendly

From the dogs perspective: My perfect home would be: I’ve never met a stranger. I love everyone. I’m progressing really well on my house training. I want to be with you when you are home. Please don’t make me stay in a crate when you are home as I love to be with you. I love to play with other dogs and I would be great with kids.

All known information is listed here. If it is not listed here, then we do not know if this animal is good with cats or kids. Before sending an inquiry, please read our "How To Adopt Page & FAQ" pages of our website. http:www.almosthomerescue.net."

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This dog is available unless it is marked as Pending, meaning "pending adoption".

If this Dog is marked Urgent, it is because the Arkansas shelter where he/she resides is overfull. Please do not ask local shelters to take this dog in, there are many reasons why they cannot. Please also do not send us letters about why we euthanize, AHR does not euthanize, but the shelters we work with do. We are a rescue and we pull as many dogs as we have foster homes and funds for. We, like the shelter, do not have unlimited resources. Please, please: foster, adopt or sponsor a dog to help save their lives.

FOR PUPPIES: HOMES CONSIDERING PUPPIES MUST BE PREPARED FOR:

FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES FOR POTTY TRAINING-THEY CAN ONLY "HOLD" IT FOR ONE HOUR PER MONTH OF AGE.

CRATE TRAINING FOR THE NEXT 10 MONTHS TO KEEP THEM FROM CHEWING EVERYTHING IN SIGHT.

SUPERVISION WITH CHILDREN, AND OBEDIENCE TRAINING.

SOCIALIZATION-A GOOD DOG MUST BE EXPOSED TO ALOT OF STIMULUS AS A PUPPY SO THAT NEW PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS DO NOT INTIMIDATE THEM AS ADULTS. THE MORE POSITIVE EXPERIENCES -IN AND OUT OF THE HOME- AS A PUPPY, THE BETTER.

HOMES THAT WANT TO HAVE GOOD DOGS, MUST BE PREPARED TO PUT THE TIME AND EFFORT INTO TRAINING A PUPPY. IT IS ALOT OF WORK!!! THEIR BEHAVIOR AND STAGES ARE EQUIVILENT TO A 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD CHILD. IT TAKES A FULL YEAR TO HAVE A CALMER, WELL ADJUSTED DOG! PLEASE DO NOT CONSIDER ADOPTING IF YOU HAVE NOT THOROUGHLY THOUGHT THROUGH THE PROS AND CONS OF A PUPPY...SO MANY PEOPLE END UP RETURNING THEM IN 3-5 MONTHS BECAUSE IT IS CHEWING, JUMPING AND HYPER. THIS IS NORMAL PUPPY BEHAVIOR.

PATIENCE, CHEWIES, SOCIALIZATION, SUPERVISION AND OBEDIENCE TRAINING IS A MUST!!

. We pay a Transportation Service from Arkansas to bring the dogs to New England. The adoption fee is $300 for dogs up to 6 months of age, $250 for dogs 7 months-5 years, and $200 for dogs 5 years and older. This includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, and transport from Arkansas to Maine on a USDA approved transport with a Health Certificate. All dogs are quarantined 14 days prior to leaving Arkansas. All dogs will be tested for Heartworm prior to adoption. Almost Home Rescue will process your adoption. Applications can be found at www.almosthomerescue.net and can be e-mailed attention of Christine at [email protected] for this particular dog.


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