Dog profile for Daisy, a female Basset Hound



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Home:Salt Lake City, UT

Age: 9 Years Sex: Female

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My Shelter:

Utah Friends of Basset Hounds

• Profile last updated on: 11/10/2008

• Adoptable within 200 miles of Salt Lake City, UT

• This dog has been spayed

Known Compatibilities:

Arrival Story:
Daisy was one of three dogs that became homeless when their owner fell on hard times. Utah Friends of Basset Hounds is trying to find a home for Daisy so she can continue to be loved and cared for. Visit www/ufbh.org for adoption applications and more information. Adoption Coordinator 801-915-DOGS (915-3647)

Bio:
Daisy is a very sweet adult basset that has a permanent limp from a previously broken leg. Going down the steps is not too bad for Daisy but coming up is very difficult. Her foster mom often helps her navigate the steps into the house—there's only two, but they are very steep. Daisy ideally needs a home with very few steps or none at all. She doesn't seem to be in any pain from the leg, but some days are better than others as far as moving around is concerned. She is a very happy dog and holds her own with the other bassets, even engaging them in play as long as things don't get too rowdy. Daisy never starts any dog "arguments" and avoids anything that looks a bit rough and tumble. She's a little timid about meeting new people, but it doesn't take long to win her over. Daisy would very much like a home that's a bit on the quiet side. Another playmate would be great as long as they prefer snuggling to roughhousing. Good food, a comfy place to sleep and love is all she really wants.