Dog profile for K.C. (In Loving Memory), a male Shetland Sheepdog

Shetland Sheepdog

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Sex: Male Weight: 26-50 lbs

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Nicknames:
Caser, Caser Boy, Furball

Likes:
Playing fetch and tug-of-war, going after frisbees, swimming, herding his brother and sisters and nipping at their tails, and treats!

Pet-Peeves:
Anyone getting too much of a headstart on him when playing tag. The heat (I have too much fur!!). Anyone swimming in the pool without him. Using the camera to take a picture of anything but him.

Favorite Toy:
Stuffed goose, frisbees, anything that made noise- he had to have!

Favorite Food:
Vienna sausage, sharing mom's cake

Favorite Walk:
Anywhere! A trip out was always cause for excitement

Best Tricks:
Shake hands right, shake hands left. Sit. An uncanny knack for uncovering the best hiding spots when playing hide-and-go-seek.

Arrival Story:
K.C. was returned by his original buyers because they discovered he had a heart murmur, so his owner just wanted to find a good home for him, and he was given to us as a gift. Truly he was the best gift our family ever had. KC was our heart and soul while alive. Though his life was cut short, I believe he lived a full life in the time he had. We certainly cherished him as much as he cherished us.

Bio:
Caser was the runt of the litter and very small when he was given to us at 8 weeks, but we soon learned he was all spirit! He loved to chew on anything and everyone when he was a pup, including his older sister Aussie. Caser is truly the heart of the family. His heart murmur had improved since he was a pup, but lately he has been having some problems and is now on medication. Please join us in a prayer for K.C.'s ongoing health and happiness. He is a good boy who brings nothing but joy to anyone who looks into his soulful brown eyes. UPDATE: We lost our beloved Caser Boy in Feb 2005, a few months shy of his 4th birthday, due to congestive heart failure. It was a truly devastating loss. He will always be missed.

I've Been On Dogster Since:

December 29th 2004