Daisy
Adoption
United States, MA, Westminster, 01473
Adoption fee: 400$
Shelter Information
Crops and Flops Rescue, Inc.
General info
Lifestyle Preferences
Behavior and Temperament
Description
She loves me, she loves me not, she LOVES ME! Meet Daisy! This 3-year old gentle and affectionate blossom came to us from a local shelter with her sister, Maddie, when her owner could no longer care for her. Daisies symbolize innocence, purity, and new beginnings, and our Daisy is no exception! After being under-socialized in an apartment for the first 3 years of her life, Daisy is growing into a beautiful young lady! Though initially shy and unsure in new situations, this cheerful pup has been sooooo brave in her foster home. When she first came to us, the leash was a whole new concept and she would pancake on walks, but not anymore. And now? She has worked up to a mile and a half of enjoyable walks and has even conquered the scary stairs! It has been so much fun watching this scared little girl bloom into the wonderful dog she was always destined to be! She loves to snuggle and give full face kisses while watching TV. She is a lowrider, and one meatball of a bully, and in true form, a supreme invader of personal space. And though we don't think she will be taking AP Calculus anytime soon, she adorably tries her hardest in everything she does! Daisy came to us without house training under her belt, so to speak. She is making great strides but will need her new family to stay on top of her newly formed good habits. Daisy has a bright and sunny personality and naturally brings a sense of happiness wherever she goes. And with her childlike innocence and honest simplicity, will make an adopter very, very happy. Because of her size and lack of history, older or no kids would be best for this friendly flower. Daisy's top 3 priorities: 1. A family who is looking for a snuggly bowling ball of a lap dog. 2. A family who has patience to continue house training. 3. A family who lives a lower key life. Because Daisy is overwhelmed by new situations, her family would need to introduce things slowly and positively to show her all that life has to offer. And truth be told, she may not appreciate or be comfortable in every new scenario.