Obi

DON’T FORGET OBI!<br/> <br/> The right home has not yet materialized for Obi so we thought an update was in order.<br/> First, the things that have not changed: Obi (racing name Getso's Osteg) is a smallish 66-pound boy who is 2 1/2 years old. He raced only 5 times but showed little aptitude for it, so the decision was made to retire him. <br/> Here’s a professional photo of him taken on the track at Wheeling. He looks like a champion, doesn’t he?<br/> Obi’s foster mom said he is now walking much better on lead. While he still gets excited when he sees another dog, he’s improving. His no-pull harness helps, as does the care and patience of his foster mom. Little by little, Obi is getting the idea. His foster mom says he recognizes a couple of neighbors (including men) when they’re on a walk and wags his tail when he sees them. He was also better when schools were on spring break last week and there were no loud school buses and less traffic overall. <br/> As we noted before, Obi's adoption wish list includes: another dog in the home (preferably a Greyhound) to keep him company; a fenced yard so he can frisk around whenever he wants; no cats or small dogs (the temptation to chase is too great); and someone to continue to take the time to teach him how to walk nicely on lead. <br/> Obi gives sweet little kisses, rides beautifully in the car, and is ready to blossom in the right home! <br/> His foster mom seconds that and says: First and foremost, Obi is a VERY sweet, happy boy.

DON’T FORGET OBI!

The right home has not yet materialized for Obi so we thought an update was in order.
First, the things that have not changed: Obi (racing name Getso's Osteg) is a smallish 66-pound boy who is 2 1/2 years old. He raced only 5 times but showed little aptitude for it, so the decision was made to retire him.
Here’s a professional photo of him taken on the track at Wheeling. He looks like a champion, doesn’t he?
Obi’s foster mom said he is now walking much better on lead. While he still gets excited when he sees another dog, he’s improving. His no-pull harness helps, as does the care and patience of his foster mom. Little by little, Obi is getting the idea. His foster mom says he recognizes a couple of neighbors (including men) when they’re on a walk and wags his tail when he sees them. He was also better when schools were on spring break last week and there were no loud school buses and less traffic overall.
As we noted before, Obi's adoption wish list includes: anot

DON’T FORGET OBI!

The right home has not yet materialized for Obi so we thought an update was in order.
First, the things that have not changed: Obi (racing name Getso's Osteg) is a smallish 66-pound boy who is 2 1/2 years old. He raced only 5 times but showed little aptitude for it, so the decision was made to retire him.
Here’s a professional photo of him taken on the track at Wheeling. He looks like a champion, doesn’t he?
Obi’s foster mom said he is now walking much better on lead. While he still gets excited when he sees another dog, he’s improving. His no-pull harness helps, as does the care and patience of his foster mom. Little by little, Obi is getting the idea. His foster mom says he recognizes a couple of neighbors (including men) when they’re on a walk and wags his tail when he sees them. He was also better when schools were on spring break last week and there were no loud school buses and less traffic overall.
As we noted before, Obi's adoption wish list includes: another dog in the home (preferably a Greyhound) to keep him company; a fenced yard so he can frisk around whenever he wants; no cats or small dogs (the temptation to chase is too great); and someone to continue to take the time to teach him how to walk nicely on lead.
Obi gives sweet little kisses, rides beautifully in the car, and is ready to blossom in the right home!
His foster mom