Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Grace came to us from a shelter we have no history on her.  Since arriving in our care she has been friendly, she rides well in the car and did well at her vet visit.  She previously lived wth another GSD.  She of course needs training, which help her learn good behavior and manners.  Grace is heartworm positive, this could have been avoided had she been kept on monthly heartworm preventatives.  Grace is in the beginning stages of her heartworm treatment, which of course MAGSR is paying for her entire treatment.  She will have to take it slow for the next few months while undergoes treatment, so lots of rest is in order.

Huan (pronounced Kuam) was surrendered to a shelter by the breeder.  They state they will no longer be breeding.  Huan has been a breeding dog, but her days of being bred are now over.  She will now be able to enjoy life as a family pet and not used for profit.  With the recent changes in her life she is a little timid at first, but has been easy to handle.  Huan will need to learn about living in a home and being apart of a loving, caring family.  This beautiful girl is ready to move on, please ask to meet her.

Whiskey was surrendered to us as her family is moving.   Her owner has told us Whiskey  will bark at other dogs, but after introductions she is fine.  She did attend doggy daycare where she interacted with other dogs.  Her only experiences with children are when children visited the home and when out on walks etc...  We are told she did well with children and adults of all ages.  She is young, so she does have the energy of a puppy.  Lots of exercise, playtime and training will be needed to help deal with the energy.  As the saying goes, a good dog is a tired dog, that means exercising both their bodies and mind.  She has a lot to learn as she continues to develop, so training is imperative.

Lulu was surrendered to a shelter by the breeder.  They state they will no longer be breeding.  Lulu has been a breeding dog, but her days of being bred are now over.  She will now be able to enjoy life as a family pet and not used for profit.  Lulu is a little shy, but comes around quickly and is easily handled. She will need to learn all about living in a home with loving and caring family.  She is ready to move on and enjoy a new life, please ask to meet her.

Lola was surrendered to us as her family is going through some life changes.  Lola lived in her previous home with another dog and children ages 3 and 13.  We are told she got along with them.  She is young, so she does have the energy of a puppy.  Lots of exercise, playtime and training will be needed to help deal with the energy.  As the saying goes, a good dog is a tired dog, that means exercising both their bodies and mind.  She has a lot to learn as she continues to develop, so training is imperative.  Watch for updates from her foster family.