02.16.08
HUCKLEBERRY - I’VE BEEN ADOPTED!!!
Hello out there!!! My name is Huckleberry and I am a Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen mix or PBGV for short. I’m a 2 year old male and I weigh about 25 pounds, give or take a pound or two!! I know I’m not very small and fluffy, but I am up for adoption and ready to find my forever home just like all my foster buddies here at Lone Star. I’m also a lot cuter than my picture shows – I’m just not very photogenic!!
I love to be around people and am very friendly once I get to know you. I will give you lots of kisses, if you give me some pets in return!! I’m a little too big to be a lap dog, but given the opportunity I sure try to get in my foster mom’s lap!! I found that sitting right next to her is just as good as being in her lap. I also follow my foster mom around the house all the time and manage to sometimes get right underfoot. If someone wants to hold me, I roll on my back, look up at them and wait to be picked up. I just want to be with my people!! I like dogs all right if they are bigger than I am. No smaller dogs for me! To tell you the truth, I would REALLY like to be in a home that has no dogs, or maybe just one dog that’s bigger than me. I play a little with my foster siblings, but I prefer to play with my foster mom and the family!! Older kids would also be great in my forever home, but an adult only home is just fine too. I do very well in my crate and am very quiet and relaxed when I am in it. I eat my meals there and get all of my treats there because sometimes I’m a little possessive of my food. I don’t mind being in my crate at all. My crate is my little den and I feel safe there. I am also learning housebreaking and my foster mom says that so far I am doing quite well. If you think a PBGV is right for your family, look no further. I am your guy and I promise that I will love you forever. Please check out my Petfinder page and also email my foster mom at sherry@pawpawpatch.net for more information.I am altered, up-to-date on all my shots and heartworm negative.
