We are pleased to introduce "Beer". Yup, that's the name his first "people" gave him. Of course, this is the same family who left him outside on a lead with little food and water and completely neglected him, but it's the only name he knows right now and there is no sense in forcing him to get used to another name when we know his new forever family may want to christen him with a name of their own!
Beer was rescued by a very kind neighbor who could no longer sit by and watch his neglect. She convinced his owners to let her take him and he has been living the life of Riley ever since. Unfortunately, she has a senior dog who has been less than thrilled with the arrival of this young whippersnapper, so she must, reluctantly, find Beer a home where all of the family members are on board with the new addition!
Here is what his rescuer has to say about him:
He is not food or toy aggressive. I can put my hand in his food when he eats. Actually our whole family can. We will hand him a treat and hold it and tell him to wait and he will not take it away. He usually eats quick though when you let him. When he was with the previous owner, he did not get much to eat. He however, has never been food or toy aggressive with us or even any of our friends who interact with him. He's very happy and grateful. He will throw it up in the air and roll on his back. He is pretty secure that way. He has been around children. My friend has a six year old and he is perfectly fine. He has been around younger kids and is not aggressive, but just so much bigger than they are that I am careful. Only because he can knock them down. He will normally chase a cat if he spots one. Normally we can call him back and he will come. He has never tried to hurt the cat and he has had the opportunity to if he wanted.
He has been living inside with us from the time we got him. He is house broken and the only thing he has destroyed (pulled the stuffin out of ) is his toys. We have never crated him and have never needed to. He had one accident in the house and that was after he was fixed. The vet in seaford must of called us immediately after the surgery and told us we could come pick him up. we brought him home and he was drugged up and laid right down. He tried to make his way to the door a bit later, but peed a little on the floor, but made it outside. That was understandable and he has never done it since. Sometimes he will try to lay on the couch. He always wants to be in the same room as we are. He would lay in your lap if you let him. His normal sleeping place is on the floor beside our bed. He is very well house trained. He really is a great dog. He is well behaved, loving, house trained, and affectionate. He loves attention. "
Beer will enter his new home with all of his current vet records. He's been neutered and brought up-to-date on all of his vaccines.
Now all he needs is YOU!!
Beer's adoption fee will be $125.
