| PLAY DOH Play Doh is a purebred male Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier. His est. DOB is 7/07 Play Doh is a owner turn-in. Some info from them: I write this with a very heavy heart. I have a 5 year old high energy wheaten terrier. My children and I have had a turn of events in life and need to find a loving home for our male dog named Play-Doh. We have sold our house and need to move into a rental and feel it would be unfair for Play-Doh to make this transition with us due to our uncertainty of living arrangements. He is a loving dog who needs attentions in a wonderful home. Play-Doh has never bitten another person but is aggressive towards other dogs (has bitten other dogs when he has escaped out the front door) and strangers at the front door. Once a person has entered our home, Play-Doh is very friendly and wants to be loved on. He likes to guard the front door from strangers and will bark until the stranger is long gone. He is a very bright dog but has had no formal training to be socialized with strangers or other pets. I believe with the appropriate training he would be the perfect dog. My children 7 and 9 yrs old have been with Play-Doh since they were 2 and 4 yrs old and have never been bitten or hurt by Play-Doh. I never worried about my young children's safety with Play-Doh. He has been a good dog. We will miss him so much but want what is best for him. Thank you so much for considering our dog for rescue. Update from Play Doh's foster mom: He has yet to exhibit any of the behavior noted by the owner. I had relatives stay at my house over the weekend. Play Doh did not bark at them. He just would go up to them. On our daily walk, we go past a golf course and he just ignores the golfers. He did get excited when he saw children on the course. We walked past a house where a dog was outside with the invisible fence. The dog came running and barking up until the line. Play Doh pulled to go towards the dog but nothing out of the ordinary. When I pick up a set of keys, he goes into the crate. You say bedtime and he will go into the crate. He loves to be brushed. He will come nudge the brush if you are holding it. Will be good once his hair grows out. He is such a good dog. Play Doh will need a home with a securely fenced yard. Play Doh is neutered and up to date on shots. |
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| SEPTEMBER 2012 - A FOREVER HOME! Play Doh has been adopted by John Danovich of Connecticut Congratulations! |