Jun
22
Written by:
NAPRP Admin
6/22/2009 6:00 AM
Susan Daffron talks to Christy Thomson from the Seattle Humane Society about a dog named Blue who is currently in foster care. Contrary to what you might think from her name, Blue is not a merle or blue gray-colored dog. She's actually a deep chocolate brown color with a white stripe up her muzzle. Blue is 10 months old, so she's still a bit of a puppy, but she loves everyone. Kids and dogs are both okay with her!
Because Blue is deaf, she will need someone who is willing to train her with hand signals. At her foster home, she has already begun learning commands and the Seattle Humane Society includes include six weeks of training in one of their on-campus dog behavior courses.
So you can continue the great education Blue has already received and get her off on the right paw! Like all dogs adopted from the Seattle Humane Society, Blue has been spayed, micro-chipped, vaccinated and behavior tested. She also will go to her new home with a certificate for an examination by a King County veterinarian and an identification tag. Blue doesn't know she's any "different" than any other dog. She's a sweet, easygoing young girl that will be a great addition to the lucky family that is willing to love her and continue her training.
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