Posted 1 month ago | Updated 1 day ago
This helps Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee with pet care costs.
Sonya was a breeder dog that we feel didn't have much contact with humans or other dogs. She was afraid to be petted and wanted to stay in her bed most of the time.
She has made a lot of progress since being in a foster home the last 4 weeks. She has learned that petting and massages feel good. She is interacting more with other dogs and humans.
Sonya is sleeping in the bed with her foster mom and sibling dogs, but she has to be picked up and put on the bed and lifted back off.
She has not shown any aggression and is good with cats.
Still working on the housetraining and working on going outside, she is afraid to be outside.
Her new home would be with someone to show her love and patience. She is an extremely sweet girl. Good in a home with or without dogs. It scares her when your voice is raised even though it is not directed at her and is also scared of storms.
Sonya has just now started going into the kitchen to eat out of the bowls instead of the food being brought to her. She won't take a treat from your hand but will eat it if you lay it down.
For weeks she has stayed mostly in her bed but recently she has chosen to stay in an open crate.
Sonya has made so much progress, and her new family will need to help her continue the progress.
Please email her foster mom, Jan at jan1197523@aol.com if you have any more questions about this sweet little girl.
Sonya was a breeder dog that we feel didn't have much contact with humans or other dogs. She was afraid to be petted and wanted to stay in her bed most of the time.
She has made a lot of progress since being in a foster home the last 4 weeks. She has learned that petting and massages feel good. She is interacting more with other dogs and humans.
Sonya is sleeping in the bed with her foster mom and sibling dogs, but she has to be picked up and put on the bed and lifted back off.
She has not shown any aggression and is good with cats.
Still working on the housetraining and working on going outside, she is afraid to be outside.
Her new home would be with someone to show her love and patience. She is an extremely sweet girl. Good in a home with or without dogs. It scares her when your voice is raised even though it is not directed at her and is also scared of storms.
Sonya has just now started going into the kitchen to eat out of the bowls instead of the food being brought to her. She won't take a treat from your hand but will eat it if you lay it down.
For weeks she has stayed mostly in her bed but recently she has chosen to stay in an open crate.
Sonya has made so much progress, and her new family will need to help her continue the progress.
Please email her foster mom, Jan at jan1197523@aol.com if you have any more questions about this sweet little girl.
