Cheyenne: Not At shelter (Jenifer)

Description

Cheyenne is four years old, and highly motivated to train through treats as well as through toys. She lived in a home, and was very loved, but when the adult kids moved back home with her, the senior dog in the household, put his foot down and said, “no way am I sharing with this active young thing!” and she ended up at our shelter. she has been spayed, and is updated with her vaccine records. What a wonderful girl she is. We also took time to have a cyst-like mass removed from her side, and  she is recovering beautifully in her foster home. She is obsessed with tennis balls, and love to carry them around, and loves water almost as much as tennis balls! You could not find a happier dog when she is given the opportunity to retrieve. She is doing well with the two smaller dogs in the household, even the old grumpy one! ****** Cheyenne has been spayed, has been tested for heartworm disease as well as tick  disease, And has even had a mass removed from her side. She has recovered easily, and has just a couple more days before stitches come out from her incision. She has been a staff favorite, as well as a volunteer your favorite! She is willing to go with anybody, and do anything.  Does this happy, energetic girl sound like your dream dog for adventures of all kinds? We were told she was crate trained, as well as house trained, and she will work for a tennis ball reward! She has done well already with the other dogs at her foster home. Her foster mom says she has already learned to use the doggie door as needed. That is such a plus for an active dog! Please consider adopting Cheyenne. couldn't find the picture of her with the baby I was telling you about yesterday, but I had these two pictures of her. I forgot some of her info yesterday when asked, it was a bit emotional. Her birthday is February 22, 2022, name spelled Cheyenne. Her mom is a Labrador & her dad is a labrador & pit mix. The picture of her with a blanket, that was her blanket. She always carries a small blanket, sheet or old scarf around, to either play with it, lay on it or ball it up & suckle it like a pacifier. Which is why you can't use fabric softener when washing her blankets, because she suckles on them & the softener will make her sick. I forgot to bring her bowl & her little stash of blankets, I wash them often due to her suckling on them so much. I can bring those Monday & drop them off. if you'll give them to her new owner. Just let me know. If you point your finger at her like a gun & say 'stick em up', she'll sit back & raise her front feet. While feeding her, tell her 'what do you do' & she'll sit down while you fill her food bowl until you tell her to go ahead. If you ask her 'you want upsies' she'll jump up on you & sit on your hip like a child. So be ready to catch! lol (back legs around your waist & front legs around your neck) She loves car rides & water, loves to take a bath, but hates them from the water hose. She loves balls, so much that we couldn't let her have them inside the house. If the ball gets away from her, her fixation on it is so bad she does anything to get it, no matter where it is. When we come in from outside I tell her to 'drop it' & she'll drop the ball & come in. And it's the first thing she grabs when she goes out the door, even if it's just to use the bathroom, she wants to take her ball. PLEASE NOTE: This pet has been posted by Friends of Campbell County Animal Control, Rustburg, VA. For questions about the pet, please email us at FOACinfo@gmail.com. All adoptions begin with an application, found under the "Animals" tab on our website, friendsofcampbellcounty.org. *Unaltered babies under the age of six months can be adopted only to residents of Campbell County, the City of Lynchburg, and counties touching Campbell County. *Unaltered adult pets six months or older will need to be sterilized before they can be adopted outside our local area of Campbell County, the City of Lynchburg, or counties touching Campbell. *We do not promote dog adoptions to homes where an invisible fence is the fencing of choice. *We do not permit cats or kittens to be declawed following adoption.