Sam (Big 08-096)

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Sammy came into RAGOM with his brother Bigger. He is the smaller of the two. He is still a puppy and learning the right ways to act. He sleeps in a kennel next to our bed with his two blankets. Sam is a big teddy bear and LOVES kids, at least the 12- and 14-year-old resident kids. Sammy loves to play with the resident and foster dogs. He is learning to respect the resident cats, with the help of friendly reminders from their front paws.  So basically Sammy  would be great being an only dog or part of a furry family. Big Sammy loves to play on the snow banks and run with the other dogs. He responds well to his name and is always ready to please.

At a Glance #08-096

Golden Retriever Born: March 2007
Male Weight not specified

Status: Adopted

Profile

Sammy came into RAGOM with his brother Bigger. He is the smaller of the two. He is still a puppy and learning the right ways to act. He sleeps in a kennel next to our bed with his two blankets. Sam is a big teddy bear and LOVES kids, at least the 12- and 14-year-old resident kids. Sammy loves to play with the resident and foster dogs. He is learning to respect the resident cats, with the help of friendly reminders from their front paws.  So basically Sammy  would be great being an only dog or part of a furry family. Big Sammy loves to play on the snow banks and run with the other dogs. He responds well to his name and is always ready to please.

Updates

Monday, June 24, 2019

Hi RAGOM,

Sam (formerly Big 08-096) continues to live his best life well into his twelfth year - with the aid of joint supplements and a memory foam dog bed.

Thanks for all the good times. -Patrick

Big 08-096

Thursday, July 9, 2009

I adopted Sam from RAGOM in February of 2008 when he was 9 months old. Sam enjoys chasing rabbits, swimming in the Mississippi near our home in South Minneapolis, car rides, camping (though he is not fun to share a tent with), chewing on expensive shoes and brushing.

Sam is a glutton for attention from everyone; he knows more people in the neighborhood than I do.