Mama Kay

Mama Kay<br/>2 years, spayed female, 50 lbs<br/>Pyrenees, Bassett Hound, Cattle Dog mix<br/><br/>Mama Kay has raised her pups (Alpha Guardian litter) and this farm dog is now ready to find her forever home. She is the sweetest girl and loves all the people and pets. She is true to her breeding, and is a fantastic alarm for intruders. She is medium energy but loves to play and romp with an active dog similar in size in her foster home.<br/><br/>LIKES: Barking like it's her job (it is); chewing bones, tough chews, etc. Sleeping on soft beds and cushions or cool floors.<br/><br/>DISLIKES: Listening to requests to stop barking.<br/><br/>TRAITS: Friendly with everyone, she takes her role as intruder deterrent seriously. But she would probably welcome a stranger into the house and let them rub her belly. She loves walks and opportunities to sniff and explore new places and things. She likes being outside and resting at her sentry position.<br/><br/>POTTY TRAINING: She does well with regular opportunities to go outside. She signals and stands by the door if inside.<br/><br/>CRATE TRAINING: She has been putting herself in a crate with a cushy dog bed to rest while at her foster home, but she resists bring put in a crate when she knows she will be closed in sometimes. She doesn't howl or bark when in a crate in general though. Use of a crate when she is left alone for extended periods is recommended because she is smart and clever.<br/><br/>Overall Mama Kay is a great dog and joy to have around. We want to find her a home where her skills are appreciated and where she can be her best self. No apartments or homes without yards, or homes in densely populated neighborhoods. She barks at cats but wouldn't hurt one.<br/><br/>To further inquire about MAMA KAY, submit an application.<br/><br/>Tell us about yourself, family, other pets, and how MAMA KAY will mesh with your lifestyle. Qualifying applicants will be contacted by our Adoption Coordinator with next steps and an opportunity to set up a Meet & Greet.<br/><br/>Our process is NOT a “first come, first served” process. (We DO NOT hold pets for later consideration.) Our team carefully reviews and interviews applicants for the best possible fit for each adoptable pet, and potential family. Submitting an application does not guarantee a call or response from our rescue. Our volunteers will screen the applications and reach out if it is determined to be a good fit.<br/><br/>We look forward to facilitating a positive and solid adoption for MAMA KAY, as well as her future family.<br/><br/>*Fostered in Eugene/Springfield, OR<br/><br/>ADOPTION APP: https://wigglytails.org/adoption-application/<br/><br/>‍

Mama Kay
2 years, spayed female, 50 lbs
Pyrenees, Bassett Hound, Cattle Dog mix

Mama Kay has raised her pups (Alpha Guardian litter) and this farm dog is now ready to find her forever home. She is the sweetest girl and loves all the people and pets. She is true to her breeding, and is a fantastic alarm for intruders. She is medium energy but loves to play and romp with an active dog similar in size in her foster home.

LIKES: Barking like it's her job (it is); chewing bones, tough chews, etc. Sleeping on soft beds and cushions or cool floors.

DISLIKES: Listening to requests to stop barking.

TRAITS: Friendly with everyone, she takes her role as intruder deterrent seriously. But she would probably welcome a stranger into the house and let them rub her belly. She loves walks and opportunities to sniff and explore new places and things. She likes being outside and resting at her sentry position.

POTTY TRAINING: She does well with regular opportunities to go outside. She signals

Mama Kay
2 years, spayed female, 50 lbs
Pyrenees, Bassett Hound, Cattle Dog mix

Mama Kay has raised her pups (Alpha Guardian litter) and this farm dog is now ready to find her forever home. She is the sweetest girl and loves all the people and pets. She is true to her breeding, and is a fantastic alarm for intruders. She is medium energy but loves to play and romp with an active dog similar in size in her foster home.

LIKES: Barking like it's her job (it is); chewing bones, tough chews, etc. Sleeping on soft beds and cushions or cool floors.

DISLIKES: Listening to requests to stop barking.

TRAITS: Friendly with everyone, she takes her role as intruder deterrent seriously. But she would probably welcome a stranger into the house and let them rub her belly. She loves walks and opportunities to sniff and explore new places and things. She likes being outside and resting at her sentry position.

POTTY TRAINING: She does well with regular opportunities to go outside. She signals and stands by the door if inside.

CRATE TRAINING: She has been putting herself in a crate with a cushy dog bed to rest while at her foster home, but she resists bring put in a crate when she knows she will be closed in sometimes. She doesn't howl or bark when in a crate in general though. Use of a crate when she is left alone for extended periods is recommended because she is smart and c