Thanks again for Ruby(Lilly). She is quite possibly the sweetest dog ever. As you can see from the photos, she is very much at home here and we love her to pieces.
Mike & Eve
Thanks again for Ruby(Lilly). She is quite possibly the sweetest dog ever. As you can see from the photos, she is very much at home here and we love her to pieces.
Mike & Eve
The Rodriguez Family
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The Rodriguez Family
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Just thought I'd send a recent picture of Lexi to you. As you can
see, she has settled right in :) She is totally house broken now and
we're working on some commands. She is a doll!
Just wanted to let you know how Maxie is doing.
She is the closest to perfect of any dog we've ever seen. She never jumps up uninvited. And as I suspected, all she needs is a good hard run in the fields each morning, and then she flops down and sleeps most of the rest of the day, just like other active dogs. She has a blast running from one squirrel hole to the next, or chasing crows. Everyone we run into says what a beautiful dog she is and what a pleasure it is to see her run.
Also, it turns out she loves to chase tennis balls at the park, and she brings them back to be thrown again. She doesn't like to let them go, but she's learning to "leave it" in exchange for a treat. The only flaw we have discovered in her is that when a tennis ball comes out, she has eyes and ears only for the ball--so if another dog is chasing a ball, she chases too, and seemingly doesn't hear us call her. But if the other dog comes back, she does. This means it's not much fun for us to have her play ball at the same time as another dog, but she does great by herself.
She has played with three other dog friends so far and has had lots of fun. At first when we walked past other dogs on leash, she lunged at them, but I corrected her and now she doesn't do that. She learns some things really fast.
So, Maxie's doing great and we are happy as can be with her.
Thanks for all the information you sent when we were trying to decide whether to come look at her.
Blessings,
Leisa and Steve
We adopted Lois from SBPR when she was 9 weeks old. She is a great playmate for both Padgett and our children, and she goes almost everywhere we go. Whenever Lois is out and about with us, people are drawn to her. It's a great opportunity for us to tell them about SBPR and how we adopted Lois.
This picture was taken at Downtown Dogs where Lois and Padgett go to play sometimes at Daycare and also stay at the Resort if they can't go with us on vacation.
A favorite thing for our family to do: we make donations to SBPR in honor of family and friends for Christmas gifts. Because our family/friends are such animal lovers, the gifts are always a big hit.
Thank you SBPR for Lois and for all of the work that you do!
The Albers/George Family
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We also want you to know that Dan has a really good life with us. He goes to the dog park daily. Most of the time it is at Golden Gate Dog park in San Francisco where he plays with all his dog friends. He also love all his human friends too. But his very special friend is Lana, who is also from SBPR too. If they aren't playing ball together, they are having sleep overs and playing. This past Hallowe en Dan went as a banana and Lana went as a monkey. They also go to other inclosed dog parks in the city or in Mill Valley.
After 2-3 hours at the park Dan comes home to great all the humans in the house were he gets spoiled. He either runs around the yard or takes a nap. After that he has dinner with his big sis, Lou who he just loves. (Lou gets a little up set with him because she is 12yrs. old and doesn't really want to play "paws in my face" with Dan), but she likes it when they sleep next to each other and Dan puts his head on her back. I think she likes it best when he is tired from the park.
Dan has come a long way in a year. He still has problems going for walks on a leash. We have worked with our trainer on this problem and it is just going to take some time. He is just so nervous on leash. He has gott en much better about jumping up on people at the park and at home. He is very good at play. He has his buddies he plays with and when he plays with small dogs he is great.
But most of all, Dan is just so loving and funny. When we go to the park he licks the car windows until we get there. I can see other drives laughing their heads off. Every morning he brings Grandma his toy when she comes out of her room with her walker.
Thank you so much for Danny Boy. It has been a great first year and we are looking forward to many more.
The Marconi Family
(Danny Boy Shenanigans Marconi)