Camper

Camper is 35 pounds of 2 year old happy brown dog with ears that appear to have been ordered separately. Her exact ancestry is anyone’s guess, but if you are looking for a conveniently sized sidekick who thinks spending the day with you is an excellent plan, she would like to submit her application.<br/><br/>Camper loves car rides, playing in the yard and going places with her people. She has accompanied her foster on an entire day of errands and apparently found the experience rewarding, which is more than most of us can say. She hops right into the car, is good with other dogs and even behaves beautifully at the vet. An active home where she gets to participate in daily life would suit her very well.<br/><br/>She is smart, eager to please and happy to work for either treats or compliments. She has learned to use a dog door and could be a fun candidate for agility or other dog sports. She would also be perfectly happy learning things with someone whose ambitions stop short of competitive anything.<br/><br/>For all her enthusiasm about outings, Camper appreciates coming home and clocking out. Give her a couch and a fuzzy blanket and she is ready to settle in. At bedtime, she prefers the foot of your bed, although she will accept the couch if management insists. She has been nondestructive in her foster home and is an affectionate, easy companion.<br/><br/>Camper was found abandoned in rural Tennessee, starving and covered in ticks. She has recovered beautifully and is ready for a home where she can get on with the business of being someone’s much-loved dog. A ride in the car, a little fun, a soft place to sleep and a person who is glad to see her. Her list is pretty reasonable.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this dog, please apply online, at https://bigfluffydogs.com/dog-adoption/ and then email sarah.romeyn@bigfluffydogs.com. Our main website, www.bigfluffydogs.com has more information about us and the rescue process. Camper is in Nashville, but BFDR has established transport networks across most of the eastern United States, so this dog can be safely and comfortably transported to approved adopters in your area.<br/><br/>NOTE TO EMAILERS FROM PETFINDER: UNLESS YOU FILL OUT AN APPLICATION, WE DO NOT KNOW YOU OFFICIALLY EXIST. Please be sure to do the application in addition to emailing the coordinator as the application will get a response. <br/><br/>All known information about an individual dog is provided in its listing. We do our best to provide accurate information, but adopters should understand that each home is different and the dog may behave differently in a new home. Dogs are creatures of their environment and you help make the dog what it will be.

Camper is 35 pounds of 2 year old happy brown dog with ears that appear to have been ordered separately. Her exact ancestry is anyone’s guess, but if you are looking for a conveniently sized sidekick who thinks spending the day with you is an excellent plan, she would like to submit her application.

Camper loves car rides, playing in the yard and going places with her people. She has accompanied her foster on an entire day of errands and apparently found the experience rewarding, which is more than most of us can say. She hops right into the car, is good with other dogs and even behaves beautifully at the vet. An active home where she gets to participate in daily life would suit her very well.

She is smart, eager to please and happy to work for either treats or compliments. She has learned to use a dog door and could be a fun candidate for agility or other dog sports. She would also be perfectly happy learning things with someone whose ambitions stop short of competitive anything.

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Camper is 35 pounds of 2 year old happy brown dog with ears that appear to have been ordered separately. Her exact ancestry is anyone’s guess, but if you are looking for a conveniently sized sidekick who thinks spending the day with you is an excellent plan, she would like to submit her application.

Camper loves car rides, playing in the yard and going places with her people. She has accompanied her foster on an entire day of errands and apparently found the experience rewarding, which is more than most of us can say. She hops right into the car, is good with other dogs and even behaves beautifully at the vet. An active home where she gets to participate in daily life would suit her very well.

She is smart, eager to please and happy to work for either treats or compliments. She has learned to use a dog door and could be a fun candidate for agility or other dog sports. She would also be perfectly happy learning things with someone whose ambitions stop short of competitive anything.

For all her enthusiasm about outings, Camper appreciates coming home and clocking out. Give her a couch and a fuzzy blanket and she is ready to settle in. At bedtime, she prefers the foot of your bed, although she will accept the couch if management insists. She has been nondestructive in her foster home and is an affectionate, easy companion.

Camper was found abandoned in rural Tennessee, starving and co