16 July 2011
Brontë is now officially a Wright. We signed our lives away for at least the next decade after fostering her for a week. Afterwards, we headed to The Dog Club of Fort Collins to enroll in the Good Puppy Class. She's a very smart dog I believe (she can come, sit and stay within the week that she stayed with us) and it is my desire to learn from an expert before moving forward with her training. I am hopeful that the classes will prevent any destructive behavior and teach her good manners. Later, we paid for her license at the Larimer Humane Society where she was issued a temporary one since she hasn't had her rabies vaccine (she's too young to be vaccinated). She'll be legally licensed once she gets the shot.
POOP SHEET
Name: Brontë Patricia Mary Wright
Breed: Border Collie - Labrador Retriever Mix (Borador)
Age: 10 to 12 weeks
Activities and Interests: Eating, Sleeping, Peeing and Pooping, Playing, Walking with Mommy in the morning and walking with Daddy in the afternoon, Chewing Mommy's hair, hands, feet, slippers and anything else she can get hold of
Brontë is now officially a Wright. We signed our lives away for at least the next decade after fostering her for a week. Afterwards, we headed to The Dog Club of Fort Collins to enroll in the Good Puppy Class. She's a very smart dog I believe (she can come, sit and stay within the week that she stayed with us) and it is my desire to learn from an expert before moving forward with her training. I am hopeful that the classes will prevent any destructive behavior and teach her good manners. Later, we paid for her license at the Larimer Humane Society where she was issued a temporary one since she hasn't had her rabies vaccine (she's too young to be vaccinated). She'll be legally licensed once she gets the shot.
POOP SHEET
Name: Brontë Patricia Mary Wright
Breed: Border Collie - Labrador Retriever Mix (Borador)
Age: 10 to 12 weeks
Activities and Interests: Eating, Sleeping, Peeing and Pooping, Playing, Walking with Mommy in the morning and walking with Daddy in the afternoon, Chewing Mommy's hair, hands, feet, slippers and anything else she can get hold of
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| Brontë's first day at home, 10 July 2011. She wasn't actually included in our choices. All three Lab mixes that we wrote down on our application had been all adopted. I was upset but the Director of the shelter, A Puppy's Voice, mentioned that a Border Collie-Lab mix was on the way to the adoption event. The couple who had fostered her couldn't keep her due to financial and time constraints. We were just too happy to take her with us on a foster-to-adopt basis at first. Who can resist that face??? |
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| A Puppy's Voice holds adoption events every Saturday in front of Petsmart in South College Avenue, Fort Collins. |
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| Some of the puppies looking for a permanent loving home |
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| We took her to the annual picnic of Northern Colorado Filipino-American Association, a first for all of us. She made a lot of new friends. |
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| One of her favorite sleeping positions |
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| Medical records. We should see the vet within 5 days. |
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