Scooter


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Home:Dallas, TX  [I have a diary!]  
Age: 8 Years   Sex: Male   Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Dogster stats for Scooter
Corralled:2 times  Pals:6  Views: 446

Stars:
The Dogster Dog
   Leave a bone for Scooter

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

Quick Bio:
-dog rescue

Likes:
Fetch frisbee or tennis balls. He loves interactive sports

Pet-Peeves:
He hates motorcyles and unfortunately likes chasing bikes

Favorite Toy:
In the home it's rope toy w/tennis balls attached. Outside either tennis balls or frisbee

Favorite Food:
He enjoys any Dently's treats (pig ears, chew sticks, etc.) Main dog food has been Iams (Lamb meal and rice)

Favorite Walk:
Acutally he prefers freedom to play, fetch and venture the field. He's taking a liking to chasing butterflies in the field. Run time is best for him.

Best Tricks:
Catching the frisbee

Arrival Story:
Scooter had been a 'shelter' dog for many years of his life. He was moved to a shelter that I volunteered for and needed a foster home to help him gain weight (his was 38 lbs...well below his healthy weight). I fostered Scooter for a month or two to get him healthy for adoption. Unfortunately his breed is hard to adopt due to need for activity and level of interaction required. I eventually adopted him and continued to advance our 'bond' together. He's come along way accepting me and I've come along way in my dog training........or should I say Scooter training. He's a wonderful dog.......I only wish I knew more of his history because I beleive he's had a hard life prior to my adopting him.

Bio:
Scooter had a microchip that traced him back to Amarillo, TX animal shelter. At least I could get a little history on him. I was able to contact the microchip company and have his # registered to me in the event he gets lost or stolen. I HIGHLY recommend a microchip for your dog or cat .....a collar can be removed....a microchip is for LIFE.

Forums Motto:
Show me the Toy!!!

I've Been On Dogster Since:
April 16th 2006 More than 3 years!

I Was In The:
The 2006 World's Coolest Dog and Cat Show!
Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
299821

Meet my Pup Pals


Harley Poodle
Panther

Maggie
Kate (In
Loving Memory)

Bandit (In
Loving Memory)
Ice

Lif e is Gooooood!


Staying coooool in the Texas Heat!


August 20th 2006 7:00 am
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With all the heat in Texas and temperatures over 100 degrees every day I have to walk and excercise very early in the morning and early evening. Boy.....that sun, heat and humidity can be tough on me. Lucky for me my owner limits my outdoor time, provides me plenty of fresh cool water with ice and ....best of all.........treats me to a Frosty Paws frozen treat. I enjoy my treat after the outdoor fun. It cools me down and makes me feel good.

Another quick way to cool down when I'm out is to dip my paws in water because that's where the heat escapes quickly...........WOW....it does feel good and gives me fast relief.

I'm a happy dog.......even during the hot days of summer!


Chilling at Starbucks!!!


June 6th 2006 10:39 am
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After a morning workout I do enjoy some CHILL time at the local Starbucks cafe. They have a shaded patio that offers plenty of people watching activity and yet is relaxing. I don't drink the coffee but my owner always provides treats and water for me to enjoy as I lay down and simply enjoy the view.
LIFE IS GOOD!!!!!!!!!


WOW---walking on a leash can be fun!!


April 24th 2006 9:33 am
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I've been allowed to pull and take over the 'walking' experience for some time. My owner decided to go back to the basics to remind me of how important walking by her side really is. She and I are working together to improve my 'gentleman' skills so I can better enjoy our walks together. (rumor has it my owner enjoys the walks better too!). Who knows....I may actually attend some 'obedience competitions' later in my career to show off my talents!


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