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Chihuahua/Breed Unknown

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Home:Richmond, VA

Age: 13 Years Sex: Male Weight: 11-25 lbs

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Leave a bone for Busta Jack

Nicknames:
AttaBussaJackMan; Busta Move; Lil' Booga; Little Baby Boy, Buddy, Punkin' Pie

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-pound dog

-dog rescue

Likes:
TREATS! He stands up on his back legs and waves his front paws to get treats; snugglin' all the time; being held like a baby; hanging on sister Gracie's jowls during playtime.

Pet-Peeves:
Going outside when it's raining or cold; other male dogs marking his territory; sometimes sister Gracie wants to play too much!

Favorite Toy:
The ball that dispenses treats!

Favorite Food:
Absolutely anything. This little chowmeister had to go on the Green Bean Diet because Dr. Elliott said he was too plump!

Favorite Walk:
Walking is okay, but Busta Jack LOVES to ride in the car, resting his front legs on the armrest so he can see everything!

Arrival Story:
When my parents' dogs left after staying with sister Miss Molly for a couple of weeks, she was soooooo sad. So, we went to the SPCA and spent time with several dogs and just when I was about to give up, they brought in Busta Jack (then he was just Buster) -- their noses touched, their tails wagged, and we knew we had found our guy! It only took Busta about 30 minutes, and lots of marking, and he was settled in just like he'd been there forever!

Bio:
Busta Jack was hanging around an office complex picnic area being fed by lots of employees and one day, they saw him approach a cat. Busta, not being afraid of anyone or anything, approached the cat and was scratched in the eye. When one lady noticed after a few days, his eye was not being treated, she took him to a local shelter who then turned him over to the SPCA for medical treatment. They had to remove the eye, but Busta did beautifully and doesn't seem at all bothered by his disability. The sweet people at the SPCA had been taking turns taking him home, because they thought he may not be adopted because of his missing eye. But, along came Miss Molly who knew as soon as she saw him that one eye or not, she had found her snuggle buddy! Busta is such a snuggler and so much fun to have around. He's a big daddy's boy!

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March 25th 2004