Charity D5198 (was D6682

Christmas family. Adorable Charity, Noelle and Jingle, were dumped in the back of a store. So much for the Christmas spirit of kindness. They were cold, covered in dirt and nervous and the shelter took them in. We rescued them from the distant shelter. The two females are more out-going. Noelle seems to be the top puppy. Both are doing great, got baths, lovable, playful and now very happy at their foster home. More info. to come as they grow and learn. They most likely will grow up to be large adults. Best they get a home with a fenced backyard and active guardian for daily long walks and exercise.  Charity grew up with a cat in first foster home but she set up sep areas with baby gate for indoor gate.  At new foster home, she wanted to chase their cat.  They did not set up the cat's own area so Charity would chase for fun. Always need safe, repeated, dog-cat introduction training when adding a dog to a cat's home. She loves playing with their GSD.  

5/1/24 update: Charity goes to day care on week days. On weekends foster mom brings her to the open field to play and run leash free with other dogs. She is very friendly with cats too. Foster home has two mean cats and Charity never has issue with them. Charity loves to be around people, very gentle to kids. She loves to be petted and be praised. She loves to play with toys making squeaky sounds, she likes to play fetch and knows to bring back the ball and drop it off. She knows a lot of commands: leave it, off, stay, heel, back, wait, paw, sit, down, bang, flip, etc. Charity is not at all a picky eater which makes training her a lot easier. She is definitely a quick learner. She loves to walk, and is a very good walker. She knows heel without pulling, never charging up to other dogs, knows not to chase wild animals if warning “leave it” is told ahead of time. Charity is fully potty trained. She sleeps in the crate and can sleep overnight without any accidents at all. She knows to shake the bell on the patio door to ask to go out to the backyard to do her business. 

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