Maple

Maple is located with our friends over at Black Dog Animal Rescue. Please visit www.bdar.org or call 307.514.4024 to learn more about adopting her!<br/><br/>Meet Maple! She is currently in our P.A.C.K. Program, a 9-week intensive program for routine obedience, agility, and handling training with a prison inmate trainer and she is almost ready to show off her new skills! Her new abilities include 'sit', 'wave', 'shake', and more! New adopters should realize that PACK Program graduates will require regular, ongoing reinforcement of learned behaviors in order for them to become permanent.<br/><br/>Maple is a truly special girl who's just waiting for someone to take a chance on her. She's house trained, kennel trained, and has proven herself to be a fantastic running partner — she matches your pace beautifully and loves getting outside.<br/><br/>She’s social with other dogs and enjoys romping, running, and rolling around with her canine buddies. She can be a bit of a rough and tumble player. Cats, however, are not her thing, so she’ll need a feline-free home.<br/><br/>Maple has some unique quirks that make her all the more lovable. She’s a bit of a groaner — especially when you rub her ears or shower her with affection. It’s her way of saying “Yes, more please!” Sometimes these happy noises sound like growling, but she’s just expressing her joy. A gentle "quiet" usually does the trick if she gets too enthusiastic.<br/><br/>Because she can be a bit mouthy for her age, we recommend a home with kids over 10 who can respect her boundaries and energy level.<br/><br/>Maple has so much love to give and just needs the right person to see how truly special she is. Could that be you?<br/><br/>She'll graduate towards the beginning of October and can't wait to meet you! Apply to meet her today.

Maple is located with our friends over at Black Dog Animal Rescue. Please visit www.bdar.org or call 307.514.4024 to learn more about adopting her!

Meet Maple! She is currently in our P.A.C.K. Program, a 9-week intensive program for routine obedience, agility, and handling training with a prison inmate trainer and she is almost ready to show off her new skills! Her new abilities include 'sit', 'wave', 'shake', and more! New adopters should realize that PACK Program graduates will require regular, ongoing reinforcement of learned behaviors in order for them to become permanent.

Maple is a truly special girl who's just waiting for someone to take a chance on her. She's house trained, kennel trained, and has proven herself to be a fantastic running partner — she matches your pace beautifully and loves getting outside.

She’s social with other dogs and enjoys romping, running, and rolling around with her canine buddies. She can be a bit of a rough and tumble player. Cats, however, are not her thing, so

Maple is located with our friends over at Black Dog Animal Rescue. Please visit www.bdar.org or call 307.514.4024 to learn more about adopting her!

Meet Maple! She is currently in our P.A.C.K. Program, a 9-week intensive program for routine obedience, agility, and handling training with a prison inmate trainer and she is almost ready to show off her new skills! Her new abilities include 'sit', 'wave', 'shake', and more! New adopters should realize that PACK Program graduates will require regular, ongoing reinforcement of learned behaviors in order for them to become permanent.

Maple is a truly special girl who's just waiting for someone to take a chance on her. She's house trained, kennel trained, and has proven herself to be a fantastic running partner — she matches your pace beautifully and loves getting outside.

She’s social with other dogs and enjoys romping, running, and rolling around with her canine buddies. She can be a bit of a rough and tumble player. Cats, however, are not her thing, so she’ll need a feline-free home.

Maple has some unique quirks that make her all the more lovable. She’s a bit of a groaner — especially when you rub her ears or shower her with affection. It’s her way of saying “Yes, more please!” Sometimes these happy noises sound like growling, but she’s just expressing her joy. A gentle "quiet" usually does the trick if she gets too enthusiastic.
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