Jade Snoop
Beagle/Treeing Walker Coonhound

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Photo of Jade Snoop, a female Beagle/Treeing Walker Coonhound
"Abercrombie & Fitch model"

Home:Virginia Beach, VA  
Age: 8 Years   Sex: Female   Weight: 26-50 lbs


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Nicknames:
Jada, Jadelicious, Jadizzle, Snoopastar, Snoopalopagus, Brat, Baby J, Biscuit Head

Doggie Dynamics:
 Energy 
sleepyenergetic
 
 Intelligence 
sillygenius
 
 Friendliness 
aggressiveaffectionate
 
 Playfulness 
not playfulvery playful
 
 Disposition 
anxiouscalm
 

Quick Bio:
-mutt-pound dog-dog rescue

Likes:
People, especially little kids because they're the greatest! I love interacting with humans and other dogs. Food is also one of my top priorities, as well as kisses! I go straight for the mouf!

Pet-Peeves:
When nobody pays any attention to me.

Favorite Toy:
Raiden, my 2 ft. BoBo's, stuffed Beagle, stuffed monkey, and Kong.

Favorite Food:
Merrick canned, California Natural Lamb & Rice, and Timberwolf Organics Black Forest dry. I also love smoothies, raw pork chops(basically any kind of raw meat), yogurt, mangos, and apples & bananas dipped in peanut butter.

Favorite Walk:
The beach...I love the feeling of sand in between my toes. I also think the park is pretty cool, with the big hills I can run up and down on.

Best Tricks:
I'm bilingual in both English and Tagalog so I can do anything in both languages. I know all the basic tricks, sing/rap, high-5, shake left & right(I know my lefts from my rights), and awhole bunch of other stuff cause I'm smarter than your honor student!

Arrival Story:
On June 21, 2003, the people who supposedly loved me, brought me to this place called the Virginia Beach SPCA. I was absolutely terrified because I didn't know where I was or why I was there. I watched the person who I knew for more than 3 years, sign papers, hand over my leash, and walk away. A kind volunteer then walked me into a kennel which I called 'home' for the next week or so. As we were walking, I saw other dogs behind cages, with a sad look on their faces as they barked. I honestly thought I was only going to be staying here temporarily, so I just waited in the back of my kennel for my humans to come back for me. The volunteers and the vet who evaluated me, said I was very shy. Well, of course I was very shy because I didn't know where I was and who all these unfamiliar people were! I was a 51 lb. Beagle(wow, imagine that!) and had a fatty tumor on my belly so a lot of people thought I was a boy, gah. I wasn't at the shelter for that long and I was very thankful for that. The third day I was there(the 24th), I saw some people peeking through my kennel. They were trying to get me to come to them, but I didn't listen so they walked away. Then a few seconds later, they came back to my kennel, read this piece of paper hanging on my kennel, and the little boy called my name. There was something inside of me that told me to walk up to them and so I did after hesitating at first. I heard them talking about something, but didn't know what about. They called a volunteer who then opened up my kennel and tried to put a leash around me which kind of scared me(I tried to duck so she couldn't put it around my neck). When the volunteer was bringing me into a play area with these 3 people, I was dragging my feet on the floor in the hallway because I didn't know what was happening. I was really scared. We were left alone to get to know each other and I actually thought they were pretty cool so I jumped up on them, wagged my helicopter tail, and smiled with my tongue hanging out. The next thing you know, they were up at the desk signing papers. I didn't know what kind of papers they were, but I had a feeling it was a good thing. A volunteer then brought me back inside my kennel and I was wondering why I had to go in there again. However, instead of waiting in the back, I was in the front like all of the other dogs! I was wondering why these people were leaving me like my previous humans did so I started to whine like crazy. They looked at me through the cage and told me something that my previous humans never told me...'Don't worry, we'll be back.' Just hearing those words gave me hope and boosted my confidence level. These new people visited me every single day until the 29th, which was the day I was spayed and then brought into my new home! Boy, was I super happy! These people opened up their home to me and made me a part of their family. We always go to the park to run up and down the big hills which I love so much! Not to mention the first time they brought me to the beach, gotta love the smell of the ocean and grainy sand! They know lots of people so I was socialized real well. Whoever thought I was shy in the past, should see me now and how much I've changed! I always have to be around people...and the center of attention of course! I think little kids are the greatest and I love getting belly rubs from them. I think I'm pretty spoiled...way too spoiled to be exact. I always get new collars(I have at least a hundred), new toys(which eventually gets donated after I get tired of playing with them), get fed such yummy food(Timberwolf rocks, man), and get brought to the vet when I'm feeling a little on the gloomy side. However, I do admit that I don't need essentials to make me happy, but my peepz still give me all the good stuff. They say that as long as I'm with them, I'm going to live it up. When my family goes on vacation, I always go with them...well, I always have so far anyways. When family & friends come over to our house, I'm the first one they say hi to! How cool am I!?! I get to live the good life and I'm so thankful for everything. These have been the best years of my life! Oh, and guess how much I weigh now? 36 lbs., yo! Looking so Jadelicious with my curves and all. Exercise and dieting pays off! I like to think of my Before & After pictures as one of those weight loss commercials, bol. If I can do it, you can do it!

Bio:
Before I came into my fur-ever home, my name was originally just plain ol' Snoop. After about 6 months, my peepz decided to give me a new name with a more girlish ring to it. They wanted me to shred my past and start off fresh. They thought of so many different names like Hershey, Sophie, and Lucy, but none of them seemed to fit me. Then after all of that thinking, they came up with Jada, after the actress, Jada Pinkett Smith. However, my human brother liked the name Jade much better. He got the name Jade from the character in the cartoon show called Jackie Chan Adventures. Jade was Jackie's niece and my peepz said that she reminded them of me so that name stuck. So basically, I was named after a cartoon character from a very cool kiddie show! They wanted a unique and catchy name so they moved Snoop and made that my middle name. Jade Snoop sounded perfect, plus, it gives off that celebrity appeal!

Forums Motto:
So delicious, I'm Jadelicious!

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☞Snoop Dog Beagleys, "Just One Litter" Is Still Too Many, Adorable Adoptees, AGAINST ANIMAL CRUELTY, Animal Rescue, Ban Stupid Legislation, Beautiful Beagles, Dogster Dog Blog Bark Out, Home Cooked Food and Recipes, Kong Nation, Off the Chain, Pet-O-Nomics, Petfinder Pups!, The Cheesecakes, The Dogster Force, The Sally Fan Club, Virginia Dogs

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