Wyatt 05-245

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8/24/05: Wyatt is here and we have one word for him and that is S-U-P-E-R-M-O-D-E-L. He is a raving beauty and has beautiful insides to match. We picked him up last night, and he had those doe eyes working it from the start. He rode in the car easily, and met up with my Sadie just great. He is a little leary of the cats, but that's better than eating them :)

Wyatt was born with a special foot. His left front leg is missing the two outside toes. This means that he will limp a little if he is tired or if it has been used a lot. We bought him a special boot that his owners said he needs (he chewed up the last one) and we tried it on tonight. If he walks on tar at all he has to have his special boot on. The pads that are left on that foot are soft, and Wyatt will never be the type of dog that would exercise with his humans (jogging) or go on marathon walks.

He has already been neutered, and is up to date on shots and such. We go in tomorrow for a check up. Tonight we worked for a long time getting mats out of his hair and brushing. He absolutely loved the attention and his coat is all nice now. He does have some mild allergies, and is on medication right now for a belly rash (which I can't see). His previous owners said he has sensitive skin, so we will just watch it. He came with special medicated shampoo, too.

Wyatt was surrendered because his owners didn't have time for him anymore. He has been very loved and socialized, and you can see it in his personality. He is playful and even has a sense of humor. This guy would be awesome to have around all the time, I can tell already. We'll get back with more later.

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At a Glance #05-245

Breed not specified Born: March 2005
Male Weight not specified

Status: Adopted

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8/24/05: Wyatt is here and we have one word for him and that is S-U-P-E-R-M-O-D-E-L. He is a raving beauty and has beautiful insides to match. We picked him up last night, and he had those doe eyes working it from the start. He rode in the car easily, and met up with my Sadie just great. He is a little leary of the cats, but that's better than eating them :)

Wyatt was born with a special foot. His left front leg is missing the two outside toes. This means that he will limp a little if he is tired or if it has been used a lot. We bought him a special boot that his owners said he needs (he chewed up the last one) and we tried it on tonight. If he walks on tar at all he has to have his special boot on. The pads that are left on that foot are soft, and Wyatt will never be the type of dog that would exercise with his humans (jogging) or go on marathon walks.

He has already been neutered, and is up to date on shots and such. We go in tomorrow for a check up. Tonight we worked for a long time getting mats out of his hair and brushing. He absolutely loved the attention and his coat is all nice now. He does have some mild allergies, and is on medication right now for a belly rash (which I can't see). His previous owners said he has sensitive skin, so we will just watch it. He came with special medicated shampoo, too.

Wyatt was surrendered because his owners didn't have time for him anymore. He has been very loved and socialized, and you can see it in his personality. He is playful and even has a sense of humor. This guy would be awesome to have around all the time, I can tell already. We'll get back with more later.

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Updates

Monday, September 12, 2005

Wyatt is scheduled to go to the U for his foot evaluation on 9/20/05. At this time we will find out if there is anything we can do alleviate the discomfort with his missing toes/soft pad. Keep your paws crossed!

Sunday, August 28, 2005

Hey everyone, Wyatt here! My foster mom forgot to tell you I weighed in at 70 lbs. I'm in great shape, and these walks and swims are only going to make me more of a babe. I've decided I like to chase the kitties now. I growl pretty mean at them, but it's all an act. From what I can tell there are two white cats here. The big white fluffy one runs from me, but the skinny 18 year old white one told me off good today, and I didn't quite know what to do with that. He whacked me hard across the snout and then spit in my face. I just stood there in disbelief. I mean, he's pretty scrawny, but I guess he let me know who's house it is....I think I'll leave that one alone and just try and catch the big fluffy one from now on. Oh yeah, my ma has decided I probably need a fence, because my previous owners said I like to run sometimes. I'd also do well as an only dog, but a friend would be so much more fun!

Over and out. Time for our field trip to the lake!