Lucy/Moomoo

Name: Moomoo/Lucy <br/>Sex: Female <br/>DOB/Age: Approx. 2 yrs old <br/>Spayed/Neutered: No but will be once foster is found. <br/>Weight: 90 lbs. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Housetrained: Yes <br/><br/>Crate trained: Yes <br/><br/>Gets Along with Dogs: No – Missed critical socialization as a puppy <br/><br/>Gets Along with Cats: no – has a high pray drive <br/><br/>Gets Along with Men: tends to shy away from men but will warm up slowly <br/><br/>Gets Along with Women: yes but may take time to warm up new people <br/><br/>Gets Along with Kids: yes – she loves children <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Temperament: Sweet and playful girl once she gets to know you. She thinks she is a lap dog. <br/><br/>Needs a Beginner/Intermediate/Experienced Owner: Experience <br/><br/>Special Needs: needs the patience and guidance of an experienced person who can show her that the world is safe and not scary as long as she has her person to protect her <br/><br/> <br/>Moomoo, or as she is now called Lucy, spent the first year of her life with a young family with whom she adored. As it came about, they did not have the time to care for her properly and she found herself in a kennel most of the time. This resulted in a lack of socialization, therefore Lucy does not know how to behave around dogs. In her present home, she sees the neighbors’ dogs from a distance. On some outings she seems scared and has negative reactions and other times, she does not mind them at all. She has some issues with leash reactivity but she has gotten better. I've had her for six months and I believe it will take someone who is firm but loving to care for her. <br/><br/>She has a very strong hunting instinct and a very stubborn streak to go with it. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>An ideal home for Moomoo would be a place with a large fenced in yard. <br/><br/>She is a wonderful and loving dog that was raised with children. She's playful and loving and well behaved inside the home. Lucy would love a home with children and a place to romp & play. Anyone that might be interested please “beware”, this beautiful 90-pound girl thinks she is a lap dog.

Name: Moomoo/Lucy
Sex: Female
DOB/Age: Approx. 2 yrs old
Spayed/Neutered: No but will be once foster is found.
Weight: 90 lbs.



Housetrained: Yes

Crate trained: Yes

Gets Along with Dogs: No – Missed critical socialization as a puppy

Gets Along with Cats: no – has a high pray drive

Gets Along with Men: tends to shy away from men but will warm up slowly

Gets Along with Women: yes but may take time to warm up new people

Gets Along with Kids: yes – she loves children



Temperament: Sweet and playful girl once she gets to know you. She thinks she is a lap dog.

Needs a Beginner/Intermediate/Experienced Owner: Experience

Special Needs: needs the patience and guidance of an experienced person who can show her that the world is safe and not scary as long as she has her person to protect her


Moomoo, or as she is now called Lucy, spent the first year of her life with a young fa

Name: Moomoo/Lucy
Sex: Female
DOB/Age: Approx. 2 yrs old
Spayed/Neutered: No but will be once foster is found.
Weight: 90 lbs.



Housetrained: Yes

Crate trained: Yes

Gets Along with Dogs: No – Missed critical socialization as a puppy

Gets Along with Cats: no – has a high pray drive

Gets Along with Men: tends to shy away from men but will warm up slowly

Gets Along with Women: yes but may take time to warm up new people

Gets Along with Kids: yes – she loves children



Temperament: Sweet and playful girl once she gets to know you. She thinks she is a lap dog.

Needs a Beginner/Intermediate/Experienced Owner: Experience

Special Needs: needs the patience and guidance of an experienced person who can show her that the world is safe and not scary as long as she has her person to protect her


Moomoo, or as she is now called Lucy, spent the first year of her life with a young family with whom she adored. As it came about, they did not have the time to care for her properly and she found herself in a kennel most of the time. This resulted in a lack of socialization, therefore Lucy does not know how to behave around dogs. In her present home, she sees the neighbors’ dogs from a distance. On some outings she seems scared and has negative reactions and other times, she