 Sammy with his new adopted "mom". (on leash too) What a happy ending! |
Sammy is a big boy, beautiful Yellow Lab/German Shepherd mix. He is about 11 months old, has a very calm way about him, not hyper at all. However, he has apparently been abused, and is very leery of a leash. Rescue is working with him now. If you have time and patience for him, you will be rewarded with the devotion he shows in his eyes. This boy needs a home, he's so lonely. |
| Just a quick update on Sammy - AKA "Rocket Man" and "Sam the Man" - I call him Rocket Man because he is getting so fast running with Dutch and Sam the Man because sometimes he sits there with his head cocked to one side just looking at me -- wonder what is going through that big head of his. Everything is going great! Sammy has been in for his heartworm bloodwork so that I was able to get him started on the Revolution for heartworm/fleas, and Sunday he saw our regular vet, Michael, for the start of his other vaccinations. Since we were not really sure if he had the first series, we are starting them all over just to be safe. Michael thought he was one good looking guy and was pleased with Sammy's condition. He said he had some unspoken misgivings when I originally told him I was going to get Sammy and how I had found him on the Internet but he gave him a great thumbs up when he examined him. Sammy and Dutch are getting along fine. We have gotten past the getting into the car problem and are on our way to working into the water fun. Sammy ventured part way into the wading pool with Dutch today so hopefully it won't be much longer until he feels comfortable enough to just jump in. I just came in from mowing the lawn and they have been out with me most of the day just running and playing. I have found that Sammy loves balls and toys so they both have a great time and thankfully share everything. They have tired themselves out and are now crashed on the sofa so its a nice quiet time right now. Hope all is well with you and that some of your other doggies have found forever homes. Will keep you updated - Rae | |
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