Foster dog/ possible new addition..... *Pics added*

**buttercup132** · 01-15-2006, 09:36 PM

Maybe tell her mum not to come in while she's settling give her a few weeks. May I ask why they had to give her up?

**bckrazy** · 01-16-2006, 02:45 AM

How sad for her past owners, but it's awesome of you to help out, Rhi! ^.^ I hope the little girl settles in soon. I'm definitely sending your family good thoughts... hopefully with plenty of exercise with her brother she'll adjust to a totally different lifestyle.

Gonzo was also raised on a ranch with very little socialization/leash training/house training until we adopted him, and it was really difficult for the first few days. When he started to trust us, he immediately bonded and he's loved being a house-pup ever since. Training and individual play time will really help with gaining her trust... I can't wait to see pics once she feels more comfortable!!

**cloverfdx** · 01-16-2006, 07:41 AM

Thanks everyone. She realy is a sweet little girl (16 - 17" at the shoulder lol). Yep we will be suggesting to her Mum not to visit for a while.

Tinny has been realy good tonight, we had to go to a Flyball meeting and she was well behaved and said hello to a few people. We went for a little walk, she was a bit scared of people and kids riding their bikes, but did not do too bad and she was quite good onlead. Then she went for a drive to the supermarket and did not chew the car up while i ran in to get dog food. She is currently fast asleep on the floor next to me....awwwww

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Erica that is realy reasuring to read Gonzo's story thankyou.

**buttercup132** · 01-16-2006, 07:48 AM

Aww she looks like a doll!!!!

**Ginger's Mom** · 01-16-2006, 09:27 AM

She is a pretty girl, but then that obviously runs in the family. It is all new to the pretty girl, it sounds like she is doing very well considering the culture shock she is going through. Please give the pretty girl a hug for me.