Time to adopt out the foster dog!

[Ravenessa]

So I have had a foster for 6 months, and the first few was a struggle. She had issues up the ying yang.. Separation anxiety, fearful of dogs, people and then some... She requires 6 miles of exercise a day minimum or she will eat my house. She also has broken out of any crate I have bought.

However I have noticed that the last month she has become basically amazing, she still barks a little at random strangers (if they approach stupidly), or random dogs, but most of the time she doesn't, and if she does she's easily stopped with a watch me and reward.

I have worked my tush off with this dog and she's amazing.

After working with my friends male, I have realized she is even better at dog talk than I thought she was and she has just matured even further.

So now I have posted her on official adoption web sites, and dang it, now I am feeling that no I don't really want to adopt her out...

BUT I don't have time for a second dog, Scooby is ready for competition, and that is my goal, but Peanut has it in her too and a part of me wants to keep both and drill them together. They can do heel in pair on my left and right side which is rather awesome..

She deserves a loving home of her own, but knowing how lazy people can be in my area I am feeling a little over protective and reluctant.

I will miss my little princess, but wish her luck for a great home out there.
Shes the white and brown one, here they want to go with me for work.

Preparing to quality test a supposedly durable dog toy (3 mintues)

Peanut loves spooning..

Peanut is a princess..

They are a little weird

Loofa bath

We love to cuddle

 

[Heathus]

Aww! I wish her the best of luck. She looks like a lovely pup and I'm glad you've helped her along so nicely! I also love the name Peanut omg

 

[ArvadaLanee]

Ohhh! What a sweetheart! It is really cool that you could do such a great job with her, and get her ready for a new home. I know how hard it can be, as I have a habit of trapping feral kittens, and getting them all clean, and healthy, and socialized, and then I hate giving them up. I think most times you can tell, though, when a person and animal meet, and there is just that connection. Hopefully, you will know, and have that good feeling. You are doing a wonderful thing! I thank you for your kindness and generosity to an animal in need.

 

[Nanci]

Dang- this is why I just adopt- I couldn't foster! They would all fail! But if she goes, that leaves you room to save another one. She's a beautiful dog- I bet she finds a family quickly.

 

[Ravenessa]

Thank you guys, I am glad to see I am not the only sucker in here.. <3 And yes Nanci, but after this one I am taking a break. I have done three dogs in a short time. I need a break now, I am looking for an apartment etc so once I have found one then I will start again.