Foster dad is busy doing some chores tonight so with the help of my able assistant Indy (07-253) we thought we would write a quick note to tell you about all of our recent adventures. Last Thursday night we had a visit with my former South Dakota mate Foxy 07-399 and his foster mom, Julie. It was nice to see the two S.D. golden retrievers side by side. Indy (07-253) is on the left, Foxy (07-399) is in the middle, and I, November (07-400) am on the right with foster Julie trying to make us all smile pretty. You can see that both Foxy and I are a few inches shorter than Indy, foster dad tells me all the time that I am his little cute red girl.
Friday night through Sunday we were in the Itasca State Park area (south of Bemidji) for a weekend at foster dad's family cabin. Indy, Shelby and I had so much fun as we were entertained by foster dad's five nephews (ages of 4 through 12). We got to go on a walk with the boys using our leashes and Gentle Leaders. But we were also allowed to play with our neighbor dogs, a chocolate lab and a black lab/ German short hair. We had so much fun and we were so well behaved on the long truck ride home. Foster dad hardly knew we were riding along.
Now some notes from foster dad. November would likely do well in a quieter environment with or without another resident dog. My two youngest nephews were a little too loud and moved too quickly which did startle her but she found her safe zone which was as close to me as she could get. Having said that much I think she would do better with children ages 7 or older. It might be best to have either a fenced in yard or one with invisible fencing as she does show quite a strong interest in pursuing rabbits and squirrels. We are still working on the potty training and have had only a few accidents so we are giving lots of praise and treats for doing those deeds outside.
If you are interested in a sweet, mellow, and very affectionate girl, then please let your placement representative know by contacting placement
ragom [dot] org.







