Raj was a very scared boy when I brought him home Saturday evening. I thought he would need a few days to decompress and come out of his shell. I'm happy to report that I was wrong once again. He took to Clay very quickly and spent the evening sitting with him in the front room. He was soon interacting with the other dogs and even tried engaging Serena in play. It's not our usual procedure, but he spent the night in the bedroom. His house manners seem to be very good.
He just had me for company during the day on Monday, but he adjusted to that and he almost got Serena to play. He didn't immediately recognize Clay when he got home from work, but as soon as he got close enough for a sniff he was very happy to see him. None of our dogs have had any issues with him.
Raj was such an easy new foster that the universe felt we needed more of a challenge, so another Dane entered the radar on Sunday and arrived here on Monday. She's a three year old female, name is still to be determined. Her background is sketchy but she narrowly avoided being shot in a former "home" so I wasn't about to turn her away.
She's now the scared one and Raj is full of himself and very anxious to meet her. I think our 40 days and nights of rain are finally over, so I plan to put them both out in Daneland tomorrow to get acquainted and hopefully play.
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She is in safe hands now.
Brent- a friend just lost her female Great Dane last week to bone cancer. She is interested in adopting. I’ll reach out to Erica. My friend has had several danes and would be a great home.
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