Week two, and having a blast!!

Week two update:
Treatmeright has sailed through his first two weeks in his foster home. He is such a pleasure to have around and is a very easy going dog! He continues to love his walks and to play with all the stuffies. A new pastime of his is to lounge with our hounds in the screened in porch and watch all the humans and dogs that pass by. He also loves to lean on every human that he meets, especially those who comment on how beautiful he is (wink!).

Treatmeright has had no problems sleeping through the night and likes to nap periodically during the day. He is crated while we are away during the day and seems to enjoy the familiar environment. He has started to roach while sleeping and it is a lot of fun to watch as he tries not to tip over! Treatmeright is such a great boy and it has been so much fun; we can't wait until he finds his forever home!

Settling in!

Treatmeright has been an absolute joy. In the past five days, he has acclimated very well and quickly to our house and enjoys the company of our two hounds. He makes us laugh constantly when he buries his face into the toy bin, chases after flying stuffies (and sometimes he brings them back!), nests his bed until it becomes a taco, and perks up his floppy ears (which fall back down) when he hears an unknown noise. He loves his walks and is good on leash; we think he will be even better once he becomes more familiar with his surroundings.
He is such a sweet and happy boy (and adorable when he is sleeping) and will be a very special friend for his forever family!

Right at home!

We had the "treat" of fostering M's Treatmeright and took him home yesterday. Within 24h, he has tested out every soft bed in the home, played with nearly half of the stuffies in the toy bin, and has asked our two hounds, Trevor and Ani, to play with him. He is quite adept with stairs and will be extremely nimble in no time. He is a great hound! He is settling into the new environment and we can't wait to see how this goofy guy transforms over time!

Wednesday Evening Stroll

Well, the nice kennel people came and we walked on the leash. Way too hot to run in the fence, so we strolled. I saw a dog being walked by his people while I was out. I wanted to go and say hello to the people. A nice backyard would suit me just fine. Add a few people to tell me I am fabulous and give me treats and belly rubs and I would be set. I prefer the company of larger dogs. I am a winner; you'd better hurry to meet me. No pushing and shoving though.

Kelly and Suzanne