Orson

Orson and his sister Orla came to us as older puppies after they were abandoned in a country neighborhood and sought refuge at a house nearby. We thought they surely would get adopted very quickly, but, alas, more than 3 years later, they are still with us. They grew up to be two stunningly beautiful and amazingly sweet dogs. They have never been separated so that we would love to see them adopted together.<br/>They walk great on leash, are very calm and well mannered dogs. They have shared space with others and always accepted their "visitors" without any problem. When out on walks, they do very friendly sniff tests with dogs they meet, and ignore the occasional yappie ones they encounter. With us humans, they are cuddly and love to be petted and snuggle. How about it? After 3 years, these two should have their own family, don't you agree?

Orson and his sister Orla came to us as older puppies after they were abandoned in a country neighborhood and sought refuge at a house nearby. We thought they surely would get adopted very quickly, but, alas, more than 3 years later, they are still with us. They grew up to be two stunningly beautiful and amazingly sweet dogs. They have never been separated so that we would love to see them adopted together.
They walk great on leash, are very calm and well mannered dogs. They have shared space with others and always accepted their "visitors" without any problem. When out on walks, they do very friendly sniff tests with dogs they meet, and ignore the occasional yappie ones they encounter. With us humans, they are cuddly and love to be petted and snuggle. How about it? After 3 years, these two should have their own family, don't you agree?

Orson and his sister Orla came to us as older puppies after they were abandoned in a country neighborhood and sought refuge at a house nearby. We thought they surely would get adopted very quickly, but, alas, more than 3 years later, they are still with us. They grew up to be two stunningly beautiful and amazingly sweet dogs. They have never been separated so that we would love to see them adopted together.
They walk great on leash, are very calm and well mannered dogs. They have shared space with others and always accepted their "visitors" without any problem. When out on walks, they do very friendly sniff tests with dogs they meet, and ignore the occasional yappie ones they encounter. With us humans, they are cuddly and love to be petted and snuggle. How about it? After 3 years, these two should have their own family, don't you agree?