Daisy May (EXPERIENCED ADOPTERS ONLY)

Daisy May is a dog that loves everything. Belly rubs? Loves. Sticks? Loves. Daisy May will drag branches around her yard and loves being the queen of the hill. She plays hide and seek, although she isn't great at the hiding part. She is a great dog for an experienced adopter who loves a little adventure and fun. <br/><br/>Daisy May suffers from anxiety and is currently on medication for this. When Daisy May feels anxious, overwhelmed, or frustrated she gets very mouthy towards her handler. Daisy May responds well to anti-anxiety medication to help reduce this behavior, however any big transitions in her life (such as changing homes), tends to cause it to recur more frequently. Daisy May is currently seeing a veterinary behaviorist and we are hopeful to see continued improvements with treatment over time, however Daisy May is only appropriate at this time to go home to a very experienced adopter. <br/><br/>Daisy May has a lot of energy that she needs worked out with walks, adventures, or playing with other dogs. She likes chasing, tug, and agility play. <br/><br/>Daisy May does well with other dogs and cats with slow introductions. She's even met turtles. Daisy May is spayed, up to date on all vaccines, and chipped.<br/><br/>All Better World Rescue dogs come with complimentary group or private training. If you're interested in meeting Daisy May, fill out an application and a volunteer will reach out.<br/><br/>www.betterworldrescue.org/adoption-application

Daisy May is a dog that loves everything. Belly rubs? Loves. Sticks? Loves. Daisy May will drag branches around her yard and loves being the queen of the hill. She plays hide and seek, although she isn't great at the hiding part. She is a great dog for an experienced adopter who loves a little adventure and fun.

Daisy May suffers from anxiety and is currently on medication for this. When Daisy May feels anxious, overwhelmed, or frustrated she gets very mouthy towards her handler. Daisy May responds well to anti-anxiety medication to help reduce this behavior, however any big transitions in her life (such as changing homes), tends to cause it to recur more frequently. Daisy May is currently seeing a veterinary behaviorist and we are hopeful to see continued improvements with treatment over time, however Daisy May is only appropriate at this time to go home to a very experienced adopter.

Daisy May has a lot of energy that she needs worked out with walks, adventures, or playing with other dogs. She likes cha

Daisy May is a dog that loves everything. Belly rubs? Loves. Sticks? Loves. Daisy May will drag branches around her yard and loves being the queen of the hill. She plays hide and seek, although she isn't great at the hiding part. She is a great dog for an experienced adopter who loves a little adventure and fun.

Daisy May suffers from anxiety and is currently on medication for this. When Daisy May feels anxious, overwhelmed, or frustrated she gets very mouthy towards her handler. Daisy May responds well to anti-anxiety medication to help reduce this behavior, however any big transitions in her life (such as changing homes), tends to cause it to recur more frequently. Daisy May is currently seeing a veterinary behaviorist and we are hopeful to see continued improvements with treatment over time, however Daisy May is only appropriate at this time to go home to a very experienced adopter.

Daisy May has a lot of energy that she needs worked out with walks, adventures, or playing with other dogs. She likes chasing, tug, and agility play.

Daisy May does well with other dogs and cats with slow introductions. She's even met turtles. Daisy May is spayed, up to date on all vaccines, and chipped.

All Better World Rescue dogs come with complimentary group or private training. If you're interested in meeting Daisy May, fill out an application and a volunteer will reach out.

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