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Ean 12-228


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At a Glance #12-228
Mixed Breed | Born: June 2010 |
Male | 65 lbs |
Status: Adopted
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
Ean and I will be at the Petco in Burnsville, MN Saturday, February 2nd from 11am-2pm. Please stop by and say hi!! Ean loves to meet his fans!!!
I finally loaded some photos!! There’s Ean and Otto playing in the snow (Ean absolutely loves the snow), Ean giving me the “look” while wearing his Halloween costume (he can play a mean game of “pretend you are a statue” while wearing that thing), and, my favorite, Ean and Otto sharing a sunbeam (foster brother love at its finest).
Monday, January 28, 2013
From Brie, another rescue dog who's wishing Ean a great furever home!
Merry Christmas from Lisa, Maddie and Sam 12-349
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Ean has been with us about 2 weeks now. He is just the sweetest dog!!! We are enjoying having him around but we are excited for his forever family to find him. He did really well at the Chuck & Don’s event. I was really proud of my timid guy. He was very brave and let many people pet him.
Ean is very much a velcro dog. Everywhere I go, he goes. He is my little shadow. He sleeps on the floor right by our bed. He has free roam of the house while we are gone. He startles very easily and barks at everything. He’s really great with kids. He loves toys!!
We are having good luck with the hand feeding. He eats a high quality, grain free food that I soften with hot water. He also gets an antacid pill and a fish oil pill with each meal. The actual feeding takes about 5 to 6 minutes. I try to keep him still (sitting or standing) for an additional 5+ minutes. Our mornings have gotten more hectic with school starting but Ean is super patient and knows he will get his breakfast after my son leaves for school. He gets very gurgly sounding after drinking water. He belches ALL THE TIME—my kids love it!
We have been taking daily walks and he does really well with the Gentle Leader—although he will try to get it off when given the chance.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Boy did Ean have a busy day on Saturday. In the morning a very nice family drove up from St. Paul to meet the two puppies, Athena and Juno, that we're fostering.
They asked to meet Ean too and, after some warming up time, he had a blast getting all kinds of attention. They enjoyed watching him racing around the yard with "the girls" too. They are too funny to watch!
Then in the afternoon we took him to Duluth to the Ragom meet and greet at Petco. After being nervous for the first 5-10 minutes, he seemed to relax and actually enjoy himself. He was even asking strangers for pets! Of course all of the people who came over to meet the Ragom dogs were very nice and showed them alot of love. Everybody raved about what a beautiful dog he is. :) We were very proud of him. In fact, he did such a good job that he was rewarded with a new dinosaur sqeak toy!
I don't think I've ever mentioned that he has absolutely no storm anxieties, unlike one of our resident dogs. And he LOVES to be brushed. He is a shedder, like a Golden, but we're used to it here with two other Goldens. He has so many Golden traits...leaning into his humans, giving the Golden paw when he wants attention, a true "velcro" boy and just loving life in general!
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Ean has been trained to walk with a gentle lead and does a great job. He knows the routine by now and leads the pack when we're out! We're still working on his barking/soft growling when we meet people &/or their dogs. He never curls a lip or shows teeth. It's more like an "I'm unsure and need to be told it's okay".
He seems to do so much better when meeting new people that come to the house if he can sit and listen to them from behind the gate. After a few minutes we open the gate and he runs directly to the new voice for pets and loves with no barking. He was left with free roam yesterday and today for a couple of hours (with the pack inside of the house) and nothing was out of place so all went well! We couldn't ask for an easier pup to foster. He's so good we hardly notice that's there's an extra, he's so well behaved. With prep, hand feeding and clean up it does add a 1/2 hour each for the two feedings. The longest time period is waiting for the food to soften after putting it in hot water. He waits patiently in the kitchen while the other dogs are fed in another room, doesn't sit by the gate and bark or whine.
Let placement know if you're looking for the best two year old around. Not only is he smart, he's tons of fun too. :) You won't be disappointed!