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11/18/15 Hooch here checking in.
I have been living with my foster family for five months (in human months).
I love life here because I have a dog brother and sister that I get to play
with every day. I love my humans too, especially when I get to hang
out with momma in the human bed. Dad says that I am a little bit
rambunctious, whatever that means. I just believe it is because I am
still very much a young boy that has a lot of energy. Both think that
I am a very handsome guy. They talked about making me a family member,
but they would not be able to help out with any more foster dogs.
Momma said that is where she is needed the most. I am welcome here for
as long as it takes to find my perfect match.
I went on another adventure last week to a store called Bark! I met
two AABR volunteers and a nice couple that spent some time with me.
They all agreed that I am quite handsome. I got excited when I saw
another dog that was barking in the store. However, I was able to get
back to being a silly boxer boy after just a few minutes.
9/13/15
Hooch attended an adoption
event over the weekend and did great with all the new people he met.
This handsome boy is still looking for his forever home. He would do
best in a placement with a fenced yard and somebody without long work hours.
If you are interested in providing a home for Hooch, apply today!
8/03/15
Hooch is a very good boy in the house and is completely housetrained.
He is still all puppy and he loves to run and play with his foster sister
and brother. He would really benefit from having a fenced yard.
Hooch knows his basic commands. He is learning how to tolerate his
crate, but would prefer to have somebody home with him. Hooch is
starting to get a nice boxer coat after a month of good food.
Hooch's thoughts: I love my kibble and if nobody else is watching, I
will eat my sister's kibble also. Of course, it is hard to learn
manners when you have lots of other things that catch your attention, like
birds and bugs....lol. My momma and I are working on leash
manners and to not jump up on people. Again, this is hard when you are
just a puppy. I love to play with my toys and will play well with my
foster siblings. I am also content to play by myself. Oh yeah,
one more thing - I love to sleep in my foster mom's bed and rest my head on
a pillow just like she does. I do love the good life!! My foster
mom thinks I would do best in a home with a sister that can continue to show
me the ropes on how to be a good boy. Are you the right family for me?
If so, get your application in soon!
7/06/15
Hooch is settling in well at
his foster home. He is getting along great with his foster siblings,
male and female. Hooch would do best in a home with another dog that
can help provide guidance and confidence for him. He would also
benefit from a fenced yard. Hooch does bark at things that catch his
interest, so wouldn't be the best match for a condo or apartment setting.
If you are interested in adopting Hooch, apply today!
6/23/15
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Hooch was found as a stray, but was not reclaimed by his owners. It
appears that Hooch had a rough life and was possibly chained outside prior
to coming to rescue. He has sores on his legs and scars on his body.
Hooch was kept temporarily at a house with a small child and he did well.
He is reported to be very sweet. Hooch knows how to sit and he rides
well in a car. He gets along with other dogs and is housebroken.
Hooch just arrived at his new foster home, where he will be living with two
other dogs - a male and a female. Hooch will need a home that can
continue to socialize him. We will update his page once his foster
home learns more about him. |
