Baby Boy
Breed: Terrier Mix
Sex: Male
Approximate date of birth: August 2009
Size: Small
Weight: 19 lbs.
Dogs: Yes
Cats: Unknown
Kids: Unknown, but should be fine
Housetrained: Yes
Crate trained: Yes
Birds: Unknown
Livestock: Unknown
Tricks: None yet
Likes: Fascinated with the mirror
Dislikes:
Activity Level: Calm
Sex: Male
Approximate date of birth: August 2009
Size: Small
Weight: 19 lbs.
Dogs: Yes
Cats: Unknown
Kids: Unknown, but should be fine
Housetrained: Yes
Crate trained: Yes
Birds: Unknown
Livestock: Unknown
Tricks: None yet
Likes: Fascinated with the mirror
Dislikes:
Activity Level: Calm
Notes:
Update 8/9/10: Baby Boy has had a great week. He loves playing with his best bud, Sadie. He likes to sleep under the covers and is so funny in the mornings because if he thinks it is too early he will refuse to get up and go outside to potty. He has to be carried outside by one of us each morning before work. He chewed through his leash while on a ride earlier this week. He is a great dog and is very cute. He loves to cuddle up with his foster parents on the couch. He loves people and other dogs and remains curious about cats. Baby Boy has settled in nicely at his foster home. He is learning quickly thanks to another dog in the home. He has started playing with her and has adapted to the crate as long as he can see the other dog in her crate next to him. The first thing he did after meeting the other dog was jump up on the couch and snuggle in. He goes to the door when he needs to go out and has gone through the night without any accidents. He comes when called and loves to run in the yard.
Baby Boy is a loving dog that enjoys playing and being part of a dog pack. He is only one year old and is already housebroken and crate trained. He prefers a crate that he can see out of and is large enough for him to move around. He loves to snuggle with his people on the couch or in bed. He is very respectful of household items and prefers to chew on appropriate toys and bones. He gets very excited when his people come home from work and greets with enthusiasm. He does not bark very often and is a pleasure to have as a part of the family. He is very interested in cats, but because he is young and energetic he also enjoys chasing them. This dog would be perfect for a young family that might or might not already have dogs in the home.
Update 8/9/10: Baby Boy has had a great week. He loves playing with his best bud, Sadie. He likes to sleep under the covers and is so funny in the mornings because if he thinks it is too early he will refuse to get up and go outside to potty. He has to be carried outside by one of us each morning before work. He chewed through his leash while on a ride earlier this week. He is a great dog and is very cute. He loves to cuddle up with his foster parents on the couch. He loves people and other dogs and remains curious about cats. Baby Boy has settled in nicely at his foster home. He is learning quickly thanks to another dog in the home. He has started playing with her and has adapted to the crate as long as he can see the other dog in her crate next to him. The first thing he did after meeting the other dog was jump up on the couch and snuggle in. He goes to the door when he needs to go out and has gone through the night without any accidents. He comes when called and loves to run in the yard.
Baby Boy is a loving dog that enjoys playing and being part of a dog pack. He is only one year old and is already housebroken and crate trained. He prefers a crate that he can see out of and is large enough for him to move around. He loves to snuggle with his people on the couch or in bed. He is very respectful of household items and prefers to chew on appropriate toys and bones. He gets very excited when his people come home from work and greets with enthusiasm. He does not bark very often and is a pleasure to have as a part of the family. He is very interested in cats, but because he is young and energetic he also enjoys chasing them. This dog would be perfect for a young family that might or might not already have dogs in the home.
