Spuds -

Description

Spuds is a long legged lemon beagle/lab mix, 7 years old and 40-45 lbs.  He's got a stubbed tail - shelter thought he had some cocker spaniel in him - we don't see it. He has developed some great friendships with other B&B dogs - might help if he was adopted with one of those companions. Very selective of his people - not good with strangers. He will bite. But with the right people, he's a good boy- friendly, loves cuddles, mingles well with other dogs, runs around the yard, and follows his people obediently.  Does well on a leash.  Here's how he likes to learn to trust:  Someone come very frequently and spend 15+ minutes with him - less in the beginning.  Check in with him - go volunteer with another dog or other task - and then back to him.  Repeat this often and until he is happy to see you.  That is how he learned to LOVE us here.  We rescue a fair number of very shy, unsocialized dogs - they can heal - if we, the people, don't mess it up.  We use the help of a terrific trainer/dog whisperer - terristeuben.com Please find our applications and valuable information under  "Adopt a dog"* on our website:  *www.beaglesandbuddies.com* and email your application to beaglesandbuddies@gmail.com. Let us know your preference of appointment day/time and which dogs you are interested in and we will do our best to accommodate and email you the closest appointment available. Please allow us up to a week to get back to you. Most appointments will be Friday-Sunday, 10 am - 2 pm, for an hour. *Note bring any other dog/s and the entire family to your meet and greet at B&B.* A complimentary training manual is included with each adoption, authored by terristeuben.com. Check out her website - she is fabulous! B&B is glad to be open during the pandemic. We know the value and comfort of a loving pet companion and are doing our best to help the dogs and folks who need them. We update our website daily and are always rescuing, vetting, rehabilitating, socializing. * We are accepting applications for volunteers to spend time with our dogs, hang out, sing/read to the shy ones, walk/toss ball with those who go to the playgrounds; cleaning, office work, gardening, and building/repair projects! *