Rosie

My story

Rosie was dumped in the country where I live in Western New York with her friend Bo. They got into a Porcupine, it was bad. I trapped them and got them to a vet. Rosie was in very bad shape. Not only did she have quills in her face, but she had a very bad Uterus infection. The vet feared she would not make it. Well, it turns out she also had Lyme disease. Poor girl! Rosie is all better and doing great! She is probably 2 years old and very playful! She loves having another dog to play with. Rosie is sweet and loves her person, but she is very high energy, likes to play all the time. She has stopped chewing on my shoes and she no longer jumps on me. She has learned to use the doggie door and spends most of her time outside playing. She would do best in a home with another younger dog she can play with and she needs a fenced yard or lots of property to play on. She doesn't run away, she knows where home is. My property is fenced, but I have noticed her going outside the gate when I am working on it and she comes right back in when I ask her to. She can be timid with strangers at first, but seems to warm up quickly. I don't have a lot of action at my house, so it is unusual for someone besides me to be here. UPDATE - This little dog is really growing on me. She is all personality! She stole a mouse from my cat the other day(I live on a small farm), it was the best thing ever! She was running around tossing it in the air, just having a ball. She is a clown and ca be vocal at times, she woo Woo's at me sometimes, makes me laugh. Rosie does great with all the other dogs and my cat. She likes to sleep on my bed and has sure figured out the couch. She really is very sweet and gentle once given boundaries

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