Hard to tell. He looks a little like a chihuahua, but he's definitley got some terrier in him. He's not pure bred anything, I can tell you that for sure. He's fawn, and has half floppy prick ears. Around ten pounds. Really super cute!
He has a really funny run, like a tiny deer. He's big into playbowing, both to people and other dogs. I can see a little mischeif in him, but he's a good guy.
Going with the name thread, if I took him I would have to name him Rudy, short for Rudolph, the red nose reindeer.
Maybe I will foster him. It couldn't be too hard to find him a home. Worse comes to worse, it would probably cost almost nothing to ship him to Connie.
At the complex were I lived a little american eskimo dog was running around lose every day. Could not catch him,though. He came over to play with my dog when I had him outside and I was able to grab him. I found the dogs owner and he said
they had a baby and did not want the dog. Found the dog a new home.
My neighbor with the killer Hooch dog has been getting pit bulls. Her yard and house is like the place from hell. She has horses grazing in her backyard defecating, dogs defacating, etc never cleans it up, then lets two of her youngest (maybe 2 and 4) play back there.
Sometimes she feeds her animals, sometimes not and they are always running the neighborhood. She got a nice blue and wht female pit pup who was just tossed out back. It kept getting out. I have a friend who runs a pit rescue and said if I could catch the dog she would take it in a heartbeat. It now lives out of town!
She got another blue and wht pit and bred it. It had 5 pups which again were just dumped out back. Again out of the yard all the time. Last week they somehow got into my truck, have no idea how, and also sort of disappeared. At least they'll eat, be spayed/neutered and have great pet homes.
Sheriff's dept had been to her house earlier in the week so she probably thinks AC came and got them.
I've heard that two is in some ways easier than one. I think these two would be a good match for eachother. Since Tasha is not good with every dog she meets its nice to know they have already hit it off.
The biggest challenge I could see would be teaching them that not every minute can be crazy playtime. That's where the tight pack structure would come in at first.
The more I talk about it, the more I want a second dog! I really need to talk to my landlord to see if its ok and get moving ifi get the green light. I'm pretty sure she might allow it, since both of my neighbors have commented that Tasha is well behaved and not a bother anyone.
I hope you don't mind if I jump in on this discussion but honest-to-goodness I want to air lift this little guy to NY to live with me and my Tasha!
I would make a lousey foster dog parent because I would end up on the Pet Hoarder show...I would not be able to turn any dog or puppy away, nor would I be able to give them up even if it was to a great home!!!
If you end up with this little guy (and that would be awesome for him), what will prevent the idiot owner from getting another puppy to replace this one? From the sounds of it he has invested so little into "Rudy" that he probably has a "disposable dog; easy-come easy-go" mentality.
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