The Rengel Family

She loves people, since she adores attention Lexi is often surrounded by people eager to pet her, enjoying her company. Unfortunately, I cannot make the same claim for other animals. Exigency for attention has caused Lexi to attack any dog that comes near me. Light conversation with neighbors is now avoided after an attack instigated by my dog resulted in their Terriers paw being broken. Due to her protective, possessive behavior I can no longer take her to public places or events that we use to attend when she was younger and better

He is a very high energy puppy and always needs someone's constant attention. It seems that he can never just entertain himself. He is either jumping up on us for food or with a toy

Puppy snuggles and dog kisses are comforting when life is stressful. Dogs are loving to the families they live with and are very compassionate creatures. Puppies and dogs are good at cheering you up when you are down. Dogs are also super loyal to their owners so they want to do anything they can to make you feel better on a rough day. Not only are dogs comforting once you get home, the knowledge that your dog

may be a handful sometimes, but she is the sweetest, most playful dog that I have ever encountered.

For the first couple hours having her home it was a joy. She would jump on the couch and I would give her a belly rub, I would go outside and she would follow me. But whenever someone else pet her, or tried to pet her, she would growl and run to me. She could tell that I chose her and that I truly, dearly love her. And I could tell that she truly, dearly loves me.

Pets, most of America has a lovely animal they like to call their own. In my case, I have a wonderful chihuahua named Pinto. Though he can be a pain in my butt most of the time, he’s still my little boy. The nice thing about Pinto is that he’s very cuddly. If you’re just chilling on the couch he’ll come up to you and snuggle right up next to you. It can be a pain sometimes if you’re trying to sleep and he just gets all up in your personal space and steps all over you. Pinto also likes to bark, a lot. He doesn’t need a reason he just does it.

make her be quite. The dog has also managed to follow us the whole time she started to lick

“Oh, that’s just like my dog!” said Pat. “She’s always dreaming she’s chasing rabbits or something like that. She starts kicking and making little barking sounds; it’s the cutest thing. She’s only a terrier, but sometimes I swear she thinks she’s a mastiff.”

In January of 2004, my parents surprised my sister and I with our very own puppy. We were ecstatic because it was our first pet. When we got the dog home, we immediately began thinking of suitable names. Finally, we decided on Gracie, and we have been enjoying her company ever since. Nearly 11 years later my parents decided to surprise us again. They bought a new puppy named Molly and welcomed her to the family. Since then Gracie and Molly have been the best of friends. They enjoy snuggling under blankets, taking naps, and playing fetch. Although Gracie and Molly share many of the same interest, they differ in that of breed, age, and attitude.

I start to remember everything she and her puppies have been through. When we first got her, I came up with the name Pinky. She was so skinny and still was. She had a pure breed mom , dad, and siblings. She was very scared when I first held her in my hands while we were driving away from her home. We lived in an apartment and they lets us keep Pinky inside. Later we moved to Corcoran in the smallest house I've ever seen in my life. The good thing was that there was a lot of terrain for her to run around. By that time she was 2 years

If the puppy reacts negatively and becomes worried, stressed or shows no interest at all this puppy should be avoided. If there's several puppies repeat the clapping and see which one reacts and comes to you

So when I get into my new home, I’ll more than likely need a brush up on potty training. I lived with both cats and dogs in my past, and got along with both species. In addition when I’ve met another dog here at CHHS, I was friendly and tried to engage in play with her. During my behavior assessment, it was discovered that I have some food aggression, and don’t like having food messed with or taken away. However, food aggression can easily be worked on, and over time can hopefully be corrected. So if you are willing to put in some time and training with me, and are wanting to add a rambunctious, young, big fur baby to your family, then come on down and meet with me

Stormie will jump on you like your a mouse when you put your feet under the blanket. If you toss a toy to her she will run and chase after it. If you ever run after her she will run or hide from you. She will hop on you when you come in the house almost every time. And can be annoying too sometimes.

She barely goes outside but when she does I chase her until I can't catch her and she runs off to the neighbors yard. I hate how she does this but oh well, I can't really stop her can I. Another annoying thing about her is she leaves hair everywhere she goes. Puss Kiss usually sleeps with me and leaves hair on my blankets and bed. I can't stand this so I usually put my clothes in the drier and get the hair off.

Well hello, my name’s Carley! I was brought in to the shelter as a stray, and can be a little shy around new people at first. However, it doesn’t seem to take me long to start warming up to people. When you first go to pick me up, I tend to be a little leery of it at first; however when you start petting and talking to me, I start to calm down, and am okay with it. Loud noises and fast movements tend to scare me, so as a result, I think that I would do best in nice, calm, quiet environment that give me unconditional love. Even though I’m not an overly playful gal, I still like to run around and play with soft squeaky toys from time to time. I’m not sure if I was ever an inside dog in my past, but I’m doing pretty well about not having very