Charlie (Jet 19-128)
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At a Glance #19-128
| Mixed Breed | Born: January 2018 |
| Female | 40 lbs |
Status: Adopted
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Friday, August 16, 2019
Miss Jet, now known as Charlie, has been adopted by a wonderful family! She is now a fur sister to RAGOM-girl Izzy and will be so loved by her sweet and loving moms and all of their amazing extended family.
Thank you to Sue and Angie and your family for welcoming Charlie into your home!
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Miss Jet continues to be a joy to have in our home. She is really learning our routine.
During the work week we rise and shine. First thing, we are out the door to go potty. Then the troops all run up the stairs and in for breakfast. They all gobble their food with Miss Jet/Abby being the most polite eater! She is required to sit before she gets her food. I give her a few green beans with every meal, which she likes.
After breakfast they are back outside to do their business and then “hang out” until Foster Mom leaves for work. Jet is crated for the work day. She goes right in the kennel nicely because she knows she will get a Kong full of peanut butter and treats! Resident Emma Rose gets a Kong with plain yogurt because she is watching her figure. She keeps Jet company all day lounging on the bed.
Miss Jet/Abby loves to play with Emma Rose—she is so fun to watch! That girl can jump! She zoomies around the back yard and is so fast! She has saved me money because I no longer need to have my yard aerated.
The great thing about her is that she settles in the house. Once in a while she and Emma get going, but we just rally them up and outside we go! She would be happiest in a home with another playful dog/BFF.
Miss Jet/Abby is working on her walking skills. I walk her on a Martingale harness so it only pulls on her chest. She loves her walks.
This girl is just stunning! Her face is the sweetest, her eyes are soulful, and she is such a great size at 41.5 pounds.
Enjoy the most recent pictures!
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
Jet arrived at her permanent foster home on Friday afternoon. She met the residents and all got along well! She handled the big resident Lab well and understood his cues.
Jet is adorable! She is very sweet and gentle with her people. She LOVES to play with her fur friends and again understands a dog’s cue that she may be getting too rough. She is willing to take a back seat and be the rider versus the driver.
Jet is crated during the work day with a break at noon. She wouldn’t need the break but I have a resource for letting them all out, so I feel good about giving them all a mid-day break.
I am very structured so Jet is catching on to the schedule really well. She had one accident the first day, but it was by the front door and so that was my fault. She is a good eater and loves her Kong filled with peanut butter and treats!
Jet is required to have a fence to keep her safe. She is very inquisitive. She loves to watch the birds on the electrical wire and will sit very still. She doesn’t “point” at them but I think she is intrigued by them. She also loves to watch the airplanes flying overhead.
Jet does not know her name at all. My son started calling her Abigail and Abby and she answers to that! Maybe that was her name before she came into RAGOM. Miss Jet/Abby will need to attend obedience classes. She is super smart and will have fun learning and pleasing her forever family.
Enjoy the pics of this beautiful puppy—she is an amazing dog for sure. We love her to pieces!
Friday, May 31, 2019
Jet is a sweet young dog who loves to cuddle, chase tennis balls, play with the other foster dogs where she's staying, and explore the yard.
Because she was a stray, we don't know anything about her past. After meeting the humans and dogs in her foster home, she quickly settled in and adjusted to the routine.
Jet had a well visit with the vet. She is now up to date with vaccines and on heartworm and flea/tick preventives. She is a very healthy weight of 40 pounds. Jet will be spayed the first week in June.
Jet would love an active home where she can have adventures with her family. She is learning quickly what is expected of her and would benefit from training. I think Jet would love another dog to play with in her new home. She would likely become bored if left at home alone for long hours, which could cause her to get into mischief.
She has only been in our foster home for a week so we are still learning about her. So far we know that she has lots of love, kisses, and cuddles to give.
