Maggie May- ADOPTED!


Shetland Sheepdog
Picture of Maggie May- ADOPTED!, a female Shetland Sheepdog

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Home:Stewartstown, PA  [I have a diary!]  
Age: 12 Years   Sex: Female   Weight: 26-50 lbs

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

Quick Bio:
-purebred-dog rescue

Likes:
To eat, lay at your feet

Pet-Peeves:
very afraid of flights of stairs. OK with a couple steps

Favorite Toy:
Not into toys very much

Favorite Food:
almost anything

Favorite Walk:
around the neighborhood

Best Tricks:
sit, paw, lay down, speak

Arrival Story:
Maggie came into Sheltie Rescue when her owner was transferred to another state and they were unable to take her. We began fostering her April 28, 2009

I've Been On Dogster Since:
May 2nd 2009

Stars Given In The Past Month:
Bows (Dearly loved forever)


Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
986464

Meet my family


Buttons (In
Loving Memory)

Bows (Dearly
loved forever)

Beamer
(forever
loved)

Shadow

Shelby-ADOPTED

Kasey

Sparks

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RA

Ashleigh RN

Bimini

Angel Mica-the
wonderpup

Mirra

Sophie

Talmadge

the purple
girls of
oregon
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Our foster- Maggie


Good Luck Maggie


June 26th 2009 8:36 am
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Maggie was adopted today. She will be the community dog at a home for the senile. There will be 30 residents just waiting to give her attention, she should love that.


Diary of the day


May 14th 2009 1:43 am
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What do you know, Maggies diary entry is Dogsters diary of the day for today, pretty cool. Hopefully Maggie gets some exposure from it.


May days


May 13th 2009 4:09 am
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We've had Maggie for a couple weeks now. She was rather matted when we got her. The first thing we did was get her groomed. She looked much improved after grooming. I like her fur, nice and straight, easy to brush. Unlike my other crew members with their cow licks and curls. It's hard to keep them looking good.

Once I was at the groomers, I discovered one thing about Maggie. She was absolutely frightened of the flight of stairs. She hid behind a plant and I had to carry her down. Coming back up was the same. At home, she isn't frightened at the sight of our stairs to the 2nd floor, but she won't go too near them. Outside the porch has two steps to the yard. She has no problems with that.

She is very obedient and will come or stay when told. She knows basic commands, sit, stay, come, paw, and speak. She doesn't wander off too much and walks fine on leash.

She was on the thin side when we got her and that may be what's causing our only minor problem, she's a bit aggressive with food. When we first got her she would push the others out of the way to get to the treats being given out. She'd also at dinner woof down her food and push the others out of the way to eat their food. She wouldn't try to fight over it, Bows wouldn't let her get away with it and would chase her off. Bows is half her size and Maggie wouldn't mess with her when she stood her ground. She is getting better. She is learning patience and doesn't push as much with the treats. She also takes it gently from me, not snatching it. Some have suggested feeding her in another room, but I think we can get her out of this behavior instead.

She's very friendly. On the first day we got her she wagged her tail as soon as she saw me (a good judge of character ;-) ). An hour later she was laying down at my feet while I sat at the table. On a number of occasions, she has tried to play with the others, but they are being knuckleheads and won't play with other dogs. I'm getting her to play more with me. She gets playful when I play the grabbing at her mouth game and she has played a little tug of war with me. She won't play fetch at all so far.


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