He looks good and he was good. I'm not sure he's good with small children, he didn't seem to know what they were, but bigger kids were fine. Ideally, he'd go to a home with adults who are active and want an active dog. We think Mickey is about 2-3 years old. He's neutered now so he's ready for a home of his own. He's great being crated indoors at night but he's still inclined to mark indoors, so someone will need to work on that a bit, although really, once he's marked the important surfaces one time, I expect he'd be done with it.
Ashley is the adopter of the parvo pup, Woody, now named Krypto. She's a Promises volunteer too and she held Mickey today, in her lap for part of the day. |
Mickey's head shot is classic shepherd. He's a good looking dog and I think he'll be a great dog with an adopter who to put in a bit of effort on training. |
It was a quiet drive home with both dogs sacked out in the crates in my van. I also came home with a big load of donated foster food, thanks to my friend, Pat McGill, who made the drive to bring it to me along with some donated Prozac for Max. The PetValu store donated some frozen raw food, that Jasso and Summer are going to enjoy.
It was a good trip. I got a lot of good pictures of Mickey and he's my most adoptable foster at this point. When Summer's skin infection is under control I'll make an appointment to get her spayed. By that time her coat should be looking good and she'll be ready for a home as well.
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