Adoption Update: Aggie

Hi Sarah,

Aggie has been with us for two and a half weeks now. The first week both she and Liam were on their best behavior.  She was quiet and did whatever we asked.  The perfect little house guest. Liam played nicely with her and seemed to enjoy the company.

Week 2 had Liam asking when the guest was going away and Aggie saying let's play, let's play and let's play some more.  They were wearing each other out and Ned and I were happy at day's end when they finally crashed.

As we enter week 3,  we are settling into our routines.  Each dog gets separate play time with the humans, we are figuring out how to feed one while keeping the other occupied and really enjoying our expanded fur family.

You have made another great match and we thank you sending Aggie our way.  

Beverly and Ned 

Please Don't Take My Toy!

Aggie pretending to be sweet and contrite with Toby. A super fast game of chase/catch me ensued...

Feature Foster: Aggie

 
Aggie is one of those dogs. You know...THOSE dogs. She is my ever constant companion, she makes me laugh and she makes me happy.

Aggie latched onto me day one and has not let go. She is a ready little dog, prepared to suck in whatever it is I want tot each her. She has been to events, to Yappy Hour, traveled with me and has always been a delight. She has gone downtown to have coffee, has visited with friends, and has always been a little lady, turning on the spark when needed.

Aggie can be a handful, she has some attitude and spunk, but just the right amount to make her loads of fun to be around and to train.

Aggie is crate trained, housebroken, walks well on leash, and is (reasonably good with cats) good with kids, and dogs.

Aggie will do best in a very active home where training is part of the program. She would excel at agility or rally, perhaps even obedience, although she would want to do it loud and proud!