Cooper

Cooper is in foster care in Kentucky. This is what she writes:<br/>This is Cooper, he is an almost 2 year old Beagle mix. He came from Kentucky where he spent most of his life living outside tied up to a chain. Despite this, he is a wonderful, loving dog. He loves people (especially children), other dogs, and does fine with cats. He loves snuggling, playing and running, and being a Velcro dog. He is getting used to being in a crate (he will do his best walrus impression for about 5 minutes and then stop), and has done well with house training. The only "no" in his forever home is chickens. He hates them. He does well with all other farm animals though according to his previous owner. He is neutered and up to date with vaccines. He weighs 40 pounds. He was Lyme positive and was treated with antibiotics but has shown no symptoms. He is the sweetest dog and deserves a wonderful home (if we didn't already have 2 dogs we would keep him).

Cooper is in foster care in Kentucky. This is what she writes:
This is Cooper, he is an almost 2 year old Beagle mix. He came from Kentucky where he spent most of his life living outside tied up to a chain. Despite this, he is a wonderful, loving dog. He loves people (especially children), other dogs, and does fine with cats. He loves snuggling, playing and running, and being a Velcro dog. He is getting used to being in a crate (he will do his best walrus impression for about 5 minutes and then stop), and has done well with house training. The only "no" in his forever home is chickens. He hates them. He does well with all other farm animals though according to his previous owner. He is neutered and up to date with vaccines. He weighs 40 pounds. He was Lyme positive and was treated with antibiotics but has shown no symptoms. He is the sweetest dog and deserves a wonderful home (if we didn't already have 2 dogs we would keep him).

Cooper is in foster care in Kentucky. This is what she writes:
This is Cooper, he is an almost 2 year old Beagle mix. He came from Kentucky where he spent most of his life living outside tied up to a chain. Despite this, he is a wonderful, loving dog. He loves people (especially children), other dogs, and does fine with cats. He loves snuggling, playing and running, and being a Velcro dog. He is getting used to being in a crate (he will do his best walrus impression for about 5 minutes and then stop), and has done well with house training. The only "no" in his forever home is chickens. He hates them. He does well with all other farm animals though according to his previous owner. He is neutered and up to date with vaccines. He weighs 40 pounds. He was Lyme positive and was treated with antibiotics but has shown no symptoms. He is the sweetest dog and deserves a wonderful home (if we didn't already have 2 dogs we would keep him).