Josay

Hi Kathy, I have renamed Josay to Tippy the name of my first dog. He is doing very well, however, he is a great escape artist. He has run out 3 times so I have to keep him under leash if anyone comes to the door. I am starting his and my training at Petsmart a 6 wk class. I have no problems with him, he is well potty trained and travels in the car very well. We go to the dog park down the street and he gets along with all the other dogs. I picked a winner with Josah aka Tippy. Thanks for your help in the adoption. Bob Dobski and Tippy

Jaslene

Good afternoon, We have given Jaslene a new name. Her name is now Roxie. It has been a wonderful addition for us at home. The beginning was tough because we thought she was house trained when she wasn't. But after some hard work and a lot of time we now have her mostly house trained. No more accidents in the house for the most part. The adoption process with Justin Bartlet itself was easy and painless. My only concern is what we were told from the foster family. It has been great having her and I am very glad we brought her home. Shara

Joliet

Joliet (Juliet) is doing good. I renamed her Juliet because I wasn't sure if she was used to that name so I kept it close to something that sounded similar. She is a very loving and affectionate dog. The only thing is she is a typical puppy and wants to bite on and chew on everything. She wants to play all the time but since my other 2 Beagles are older they don't want to play much. My female Beagle will play with her a little bit but it seems like sometimes she gets tired of playing but Juliet seems to really love her because she always wants to play with her and will lay next to her. The first couple of dayside female Beagle seemed really jealous of her because she has always Beene little baby girl. She wouldn't even look at me for a couple of days because she was pouting. She seems to have gotten over it now. She is getting better at getting her house broken most of the time. Most of the time she will go on her puppy pads or outside but then sometimes she just goes where she wants to. At first I put her in her kennel at night but that only lasted for a couple of days because she likes sleeping on the bed with us. Usually the only time I put her in her kennel is if we leave and no one is around to watch her. My wife doesn't work so there is some one able to watch her most of the time. She eats a lot and has grown a lot already. She was only a little taller than my other 2 Beagles when I brought her home now she is a lot taller then them. The bet said she looks like she is probably going to look more like a Foxhound than a Beagle. The vet said she is a healthy beautiful girl. She has a lot of energy. I usually walk her about 2 miles a day with my other 2 Beagles to wear her out but it doesn't seem to tire her put much. She has chewed up a few things but she is still just a puppy and will probably grow out of that. She can keep you busy but we love her and over all she is doing really well.

Julie

Kathy, Everything is going great. We renamed her Peanut. Her long tan body makes her name funny. We have been working on the potty training and our using a crate. She has number1 down. lol. I enclosed some pictures. Shes our new love. The foster parenting thing worked out great for us as we had a Wheaten Terrier who was hyper and little aggressive. They adore each other! Perfect match. Best Wishes, Laura

Justin

Marley is now almost 4 months old and thriving. He is extremely playful and loves playing with all his toys. The potty training, as well as crate training, is going very well. He is extremely smart and can understand almost everything you say to him and does anything he can to make us happy. We are starting to teach him commands and he's doing better than we could ever imagine. He is by far the cutest, happiest, most lovable pup around and he's an amazing addition to family. Marley is always willing to give a million kisses and will always put a smile on our faces and make us laugh. We couldn't imagine life without him now. Thank you, Ryan