Finally I’m Rescued!

 

Maggie, the RescuedHi, I’m an animal shelter rescued dog.  I was lost, and then I was found and rescued.  I must have been quite a challenge because I was taken to a special place to be trained as the semi-well-behaved dog that I am.  I got to live with inmates at a penitentiary.  These guys really knew how to help me.  They taught me to be a well behaved dog and now my dream has come true.  I get to live in a house with a “roof” with a backyard that isn’t too “ruff” and a squirrel I call “ralf” and a family that loves me, humans that I can herd and protect.

My people discovered that I had a few issues to overcome.  They think maybe I wasn’t socialized as a young dog.  I do not like loud noises.  I tried to eat our lawn mower (they should be using sheep or goats to mow the lawn).  One day I decided to chase after the neighbor’s lawn mower.  He wasn’t too happy.

There are just some things that I don’t understand.  Why can’t I eat the vacuum cleaner?  It looks threatening to me!  I’ve never experienced an ironing board and iron, so my master had to keep me calm.

My people were very scared when I decided to eat some human medicine.  Yes it was way up high on a dresser and in a medicine box.  But I’m a smart dog and I guess I was bored.  I was caught soon enough that I only ate some of the pills.  My introduction to my new doctor at Pets First Animal Clinic came quickly.

Something to remember – KEEP YOUR DRUGS AWAY from curious pets.  Now my owner puts her pills way out of site.  I guess I won’t do that again.

Maggie – The Rescued Dog, Boise, Idaho

Why We Started a Blog for Dogs and Their People.

Why did we start this blog? Dogs are man’s best friend, we all know that. We wanted to find the best places and the best things to do with our “best friend”. Now that we have lost our best friend to old age, we will show you some of the places she loved to go and will share the experience of building a relationship with our new member of the family. Join us in scouting the Northwest for dog-friendly places.

Losing Our Best Friend – What to Do?

Scout the wonderdogOur 14 year old Heeler/Australian Shepherd started our blog journey with visits to parks in Boise, Idaho.  She is no longer with us, so we will carry on to develop a blog for dogs and their owners.  We will feature things to see and do in the Northwest.

Our newest member of the family will be happy to help in our research.  Scout would have been proud of us as we scout the Northwest for the best things for dogs and their people.