undergunfire
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A guy and his wife were giving away a dog on Criagslist. Ugh, the ever-so-lame "we are moving" reason. They have another dog, unfortunately this doggie has to be the one to lose her family.
Ryan has been running every day and working out, so he said he wants a dog to run and hike with. Having a dog will get me out of the house to do more active things, as well. It would be great for Ryan and I...to both be more healthy and spend time together doing something productive.
So, at 6pm tonight Ryan and I are going to the next town over to meet "Roxie" . She was adopted by the couple from the local Humane Society when she was 3 months old, she is now 9 months old. They said they have spoiled her for the time they have had her. Roxie is a Jack Russell Beagle mix (or called a "Jackabee"). She is already used to being home 40 hours a week while her humans are working. She is apparently scared of cats. 100% potty trained, too!
In a few months I won't be working as much, so I will be home a ton to be with the dog. No...we are not having a human baby (thank goodness) or we didn't win the lottery (oh, darn!)...but something else major will be happening. I am not ready to share that information yet, though .
Ryan and I are going to pick Roxie up and take her to the local dog park to "get a feel for her". If we hit it off, we are going to bring Roxie home for the weekend to "try her out".....the couple actually suggested we try her out before fully taking her. If she just doesn't fit in our home, then the couple said they will take her back. I am happy they are willing to do this, it really shows that they care for her.
I am excited because she is part Beagle. I adore Beagles and my heart dog was a Beagle (RIP Willie).
I know, I know....think "Beagle"...think "omg, she has bunnies!". I am not scared to have a prey breed and bunnies. We are getting a strong dog gate for the bunny room and just need to be extra careful. We will see what her personality is, though.
We are super excited about this, as well. She is my "project", as I am going to be going to school to be a dog obediance trainer and most likely more.
I'll let you all know what happens . We are wanting to really find the perfect dog for us, so hopefully "Roxie" (will have to change her name!) will be the one.
Ryan has been running every day and working out, so he said he wants a dog to run and hike with. Having a dog will get me out of the house to do more active things, as well. It would be great for Ryan and I...to both be more healthy and spend time together doing something productive.
So, at 6pm tonight Ryan and I are going to the next town over to meet "Roxie" . She was adopted by the couple from the local Humane Society when she was 3 months old, she is now 9 months old. They said they have spoiled her for the time they have had her. Roxie is a Jack Russell Beagle mix (or called a "Jackabee"). She is already used to being home 40 hours a week while her humans are working. She is apparently scared of cats. 100% potty trained, too!
In a few months I won't be working as much, so I will be home a ton to be with the dog. No...we are not having a human baby (thank goodness) or we didn't win the lottery (oh, darn!)...but something else major will be happening. I am not ready to share that information yet, though .
Ryan and I are going to pick Roxie up and take her to the local dog park to "get a feel for her". If we hit it off, we are going to bring Roxie home for the weekend to "try her out".....the couple actually suggested we try her out before fully taking her. If she just doesn't fit in our home, then the couple said they will take her back. I am happy they are willing to do this, it really shows that they care for her.
I am excited because she is part Beagle. I adore Beagles and my heart dog was a Beagle (RIP Willie).
I know, I know....think "Beagle"...think "omg, she has bunnies!". I am not scared to have a prey breed and bunnies. We are getting a strong dog gate for the bunny room and just need to be extra careful. We will see what her personality is, though.
We are super excited about this, as well. She is my "project", as I am going to be going to school to be a dog obediance trainer and most likely more.
I'll let you all know what happens . We are wanting to really find the perfect dog for us, so hopefully "Roxie" (will have to change her name!) will be the one.