Arley’s pup in foster care
Having a great time
I haven’t been posting much lately because everything is hectic having a new baby and the holiday season in full swing. That said, I wanted to post an update about Frank. Going into a foster home was amazing for him, he came back way more outgoing and playful. Here he is actually playing with me, no food involved. I can do plenty to get these hopeless dogs started but the reality is they need individual time in a real home to truly get the work done.
Sunshine in the morning is always something to celebrate if you’re a dog. Or if you are a human cleaning up after dogs.
Frank living the normal dog life in foster care. This good boy is coming back to me this week when his foster family leaves town. Still searching for his happily ever after. It’s been a real tough journey for this good boy but he’d love to settle down in a home with another dog.
When Licorice is with people she knows she’s a really “normal” dog. When she’s around strangers, if she has the chance, she runs away from the stranger danger. If she’s bought and can’t run away, she gives up and “hopes for the best.”
The gang is thrilled to have done sum this morning. Noticeably absent is Frank. In another post we’ll look at how his first night in a new house is going.
Feeding time is always everyone’s favorite time. Look at everyone’s tails go, big dogs and small puppies both. In fairness, if I had a tail, it would look the same during feeding time.
Rescue dog training every Sunday meeting at Howarth Park in Santa Rosa.
Arley’s baby’s are starting to learn the big dogs. Until now I’ve only had them with dogs that really like puppies. Now they’ll get to experience a much broader range of communication and emotion.
It won’t be long before the puppies can jump@on the couch with uncle Frank and he’ll get his puppy pile.
I’ve been watching this pup for a while thinking he’s very insecure, doesn’t want to be a part of things, and generally hesitant. Last night I realized I’ve misjudged. Now I’m pretty certain he can’t see.