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Likes: Playing Ball, going for car rides, hanging out with his buddy Parker,romping with Tucker
Pet-Peeves: Thunderstorms, Fireworks!, vegetables
Favorite Toy: Holee Molee Ball
Favorite Food: BEEF, "It's What's for Dinner!"
Favorite Walk: Aunt Allison's house!
Best Tricks: Playing a doggie wide receiver during a game of fetch!
Arrival Story: Just before Christmas 2000, my wife and I went to Little Shelter to look for our first dog. Susanne was our adoption counselor. She took us through one building to look at some dogs. As we left that building and crossed to another building my wife saw him. It was love at first sight! Susanne said that he was not up for adoption because he had arrived only four days earlier and was too sick and too shy. We asked if he would be up for adoption in the future. She said not for a long time. He was very afraid of people. He wouldn't go near anyone, not even the staff. He was only four months old. Since we also qualified for a puppy, we were taken into the area where the puppies were. Susanne said the dog we just saw would not be in a crate, but on the floor out in the open to get used to people. We went in, and didn't see him. I tried to look at some of the other pups, but it was crowded. When everyone else left, my wife spotted the scared pup hiding in a corner. She knelt down and from across the room said gently " come on boy, I know what it's like to afraid. You don't have to be scared". That's when a little Christmas miracle happened. The pup got up and slowly walked toward her, then walked a bit faster, right into her arms and started kissing her. After a few moments, I knelt next to them and he came to me too and gave me a big wet kiss! We looked at Susanne and she had tears in her eyes. Just then, Linda, the director of the program. came in with a family. Susanne took Linda aside and told her what happened. My wife said, I'm a big girl, I don't have to have my puppy for Christmas. We can wait until you feel he is ready to go home. Linda said, No you won't have to wait. He can go home now!
Bio: Over the years bogey has proven to be the most caring, gentle and kind soul that a dog could be. He has been an unofficial therapy dog to other rescue dogs. He avoids conflict at all cost. This is a pet like no other. We are blessed to have him in our lives.!
Forums Motto: Happiness = rescue and adoption!
The Groups I'm In: "Black-and-tan Dogz of the world", Dog-o-Tron!, GSDs World, Rotten Rompin' Rotties, Rottie defense group, Rotties Rule, Who Let The Dogs Out
Alright Pal! You made it here. I see you caught my foot ball pass. Here is what you should do next! Hurry and pass the ball to 5 of your team mates so they can make a touch down! You are also supposed to write down 5 things about yourself that are funny. Also please leave me a bone and ask all those who visit your diary to leave you a bone so you will know they have been there! Ok…Here goes the play!
1. I want to sit in the front seat while mom or dad drive.
2. I just learned how to counter surf when I had my first taste of Konas Chips. Now I’m a devil!
3. I sit on the back of the couch and look out the window like a cat does.
4. I make really cool snow angels when I roll on my back outside after a snow storm.
5. I sneeze in my pawrents’ faces when they try to give me something to eat that I don’t like.
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