ABuckarooForYou

I'm so glad you came back! I have so much to tell. I heard rumblings about a lot of applications coming in and some say they want to hear about me! I'm so excited! I love my foster home, but I can't wait to have a fur-ever home. I have been told NO GOOD OL' BOYS will get to adopt me or any other IBR dog! One of my foster moms promised me that! I don't know what a Good Ol' Boy is, but doesn't sound good! (description of a Good Ol' Boy can be found in this blog, but ALL IBR DOGS MUST LIVE INSIDE! They are not to be kennel dogs, positive training methods are to be used, all IBR dogs are spay/neuter, that outlandish theory a dog must be intact to hunt is not something IBR believes in, all IBR dogs are to be pets and loved first, hunters second. IBR has rescued many abused hunting dogs subjected to harsh treatment and training methods.)

Since I was here last I've done very well with e-collar training. All I need is a tone or vibrate. I'm so cuddly. I do very well at night. I sleep on my pillow on the floor by the bed, but I do get to hop up in bed once in a while. I am cat friendly as you can see, although I did get a swipe on the snout, but that's OK, I'm still very handsome. I'm very food and toy motivated. But make sure its good food!!!

So even if I get adopted keep sending in applications there are many dogs in IBR that need furever homes. My friend Kirby has been waiting a long time for a furever home too: http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=5642726 The more dogs that get furever homes, the more IBR can save out of shelters.

Pointer Kisses (And I have LOTS! to give), Buckarooooooooooooooooooooo