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HARVEY

Harvey
is almost 9 months old and is a fawn with no mask. His ears are natural
and make him look like a super sweet, goofy boy, a description he easily
fits. He has medical problems that are being attended to and is currently
learning house manners and how to behave without knocking everyone down
with his exuberance. He was given up because his first home has a toddler
and hasn't got the necessary time left for the attention and training he
needs.

He has a cherry eye, a large hygroma on his elbow and
his back legs are lacking strength and stability at present. He is
currently going through his medical exams and surgeries to help correct
some of his problems. In his first home he had another hygroma surgically
removed for which the vet put on a leg cast. And his back foot had been
broken and casted. X-rays show one of his front legs had been fractured as
well and heeled previously by itself. He was in and out of the vets
offices for one thing or another in his short young life.
Though
he didn't have such a good start, Harvey is now in a loving foster home,
getting necessary medical care and quality food to get proper nutrition
into him. He is being given important nutritional and natural supplements
to help him in his recovery. He is living with several other dogs and cats
and older kids. He loves everybody and everything and is learning many
things quickly. He loves to snuggle on the couch with his foster folks and
seems to desire human company over other dogs' company. He doesn't seem to
know how to play with other dogs yet. He is a sweet, silly young boy that
has a lot to learn and one can tell that while he is finding out about the
world, he is loving every minute of it. Foster home adores him! :-)
Update on Harvey offered by his foster mom
on Jan 5:
What
can't be said about Harvey! He has such joy he bounces! At 9 months
old he still has his cute little puppy face and is getting taller and
longer everyday. He is a silky fawn male, with no mask. It feels great
to pet his puppyish coat and he loves, loves, loves, all the
attention.
He is an owner surrendered pup who needed
socialization with cats, dogs and children. He is learning to be
respectful to all creatures great and small and looks for playmates
constantly. Yes, he is a playful boy, so would be perfect for a
household with older children. Pre-teens or teenager would be able to
keep up with him. Harvey's main love is people, he cannot get enough of
his people and will be a wonderful attentive dog to everyone in the
family.
He
is a heavy leaner who loves attention so much that if you stepped away
while he was leaning he would fall down. He trusts his foster family
would never do this, but they do brace themselves when he begins his
lean.
Harvey feared and fought crating at first, but now
knows "to bed" and goes willingly to his crate. He sits, stays, leaves
it, gentles and quiets on command. His attentiveness will make him an
easy candidate for further training. Basic Obedience classes with his
new parents a must.
Harvey
still fears being left alone. But he is a courageous boy, and is
working on this in his training, however, he will need to be crated in
his new home so he feels safe.
Yes, Harvey expects a bunch from his people, but he
gives back loads of love and has a wonderful sense of humor. And did I
mention he chews his food 18 times before he swallows?... no kidding.
Not many PEOPLE can do that! :-)
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