Motor

FOSTERED IN: Chicago, IL 60619<br/>ESTIMATED DOB: 2013<br/>WEIGHT: 9.5 lbs<br/>KIDS: Older<br/>DOGS: Yes<br/>CATS: Yes<br/><br/>HISTORY: <br/>Motor came to us from a local Animal Control facility where he was turned in as a stray. <br/><br/>ABOUT:<br/>Motor’s foster mom said he is a “pretty regular dog.” Motor is cuddly and loves attention. He is smart and quickly and easily adapts to your schedule. He is very food motivated for any training needs. His foster mom says he sometimes “doesn’t hear you” the first time you ask, but does as asked if you repeat yourself. <br/><br/>Motor is good on leash and enjoys going for walks. He also enjoys lounging outside when the weather is nice, but isn’t a fan of very hot weather. He is a little anxious in the car and gives a quiet whine until he gets to the destination. Motor knows both sit and come. He also enjoys stuffed toys (especially if you play with him), but the rope toys with stuffies on the end only collect dust. <br/><br/>Motor has been fine with everyone he has met both inside and outside the home, he seems to be pretty easy going with new people and doesn’t get overly excited. He seems to look to his foster mom for guidance on how to act with new people. <br/><br/>Motor’s foster mom keeps him gated in one room of the house when no one is home, but even at 13 he has come up with some creative solutions to get under or over it. His foster mom said “I guess you can say he is really not closed off” ?<br/><br/>Motor is being fostered with a cat and other dogs and he has done well with both. Motor is not being fostered with children, but his foster thinks he will do fine with kids old enough to be respectful of a senior dog. <br/><br/>Motor is housetrained, but like many male dogs he likes to do the occasional recreational peep, but he is agreeable to wearing belly bands to control this. Motor will bark to let you know he needs a potty break.<br/><br/>Being a senior fellow, Motor will probably thrive in a home with a reasonable amount of routine and consistency.<br/><br/>Are you looking to add an easy going, friendly, “regular” guy to your home? You can find our adoption application on our website: www.luluslockerrescue.org.<br/><br/>Motor knows better than to bother a cat: https://youtube.com/shorts/VY6qgxavOp8

FOSTERED IN: Chicago, IL 60619
ESTIMATED DOB: 2013
WEIGHT: 9.5 lbs
KIDS: Older
DOGS: Yes
CATS: Yes

HISTORY:
Motor came to us from a local Animal Control facility where he was turned in as a stray.

ABOUT:
Motor’s foster mom said he is a “pretty regular dog.” Motor is cuddly and loves attention. He is smart and quickly and easily adapts to your schedule. He is very food motivated for any training needs. His foster mom says he sometimes “doesn’t hear you” the first time you ask, but does as asked if you repeat yourself.

Motor is good on leash and enjoys going for walks. He also enjoys lounging outside when the weather is nice, but isn’t a fan of very hot weather. He is a little anxious in the car and gives a quiet whine until he gets to the destination. Motor knows both sit and come. He also enjoys stuffed toys (especially if you play with him), but the rope toys with stuffies on the end only collect dust.

Motor has been fine with everyone he has met both in

FOSTERED IN: Chicago, IL 60619
ESTIMATED DOB: 2013
WEIGHT: 9.5 lbs
KIDS: Older
DOGS: Yes
CATS: Yes

HISTORY:
Motor came to us from a local Animal Control facility where he was turned in as a stray.

ABOUT:
Motor’s foster mom said he is a “pretty regular dog.” Motor is cuddly and loves attention. He is smart and quickly and easily adapts to your schedule. He is very food motivated for any training needs. His foster mom says he sometimes “doesn’t hear you” the first time you ask, but does as asked if you repeat yourself.

Motor is good on leash and enjoys going for walks. He also enjoys lounging outside when the weather is nice, but isn’t a fan of very hot weather. He is a little anxious in the car and gives a quiet whine until he gets to the destination. Motor knows both sit and come. He also enjoys stuffed toys (especially if you play with him), but the rope toys with stuffies on the end only collect dust.

Motor has been fine with everyone he has met both inside and outside the home, he seems to be pretty easy going with new people and doesn’t get overly excited. He seems to look to his foster mom for guidance on how to act with new people.

Motor’s foster mom keeps him gated in one room of the house when no one is home, but even at 13 he has come up with some creative solutions to get under or over it. His foster mom said “I guess you can