Piper

Piper is a 35-year-old, 49-pound sweetheart who was recently returned through no fault of her own. After spending the last 212 years with her family, they made the incredibly difficult decision to rehome one of their dogs.<br/>Piper lived successfully with three other dogs for over two years. The only conflict was with the family's 10-year-old female Yorkie. During the last month, the two began having disagreements, resulting in three fights. One was over food or treats, while the other two did not have a clear trigger. Outside of those incidents, Piper coexisted well with the other dogs, even sleeping together peacefully.<br/>Here's what her former family wants everyone to know about her:<br/> She absolutely adores children and has been wonderful with kids of all ages, including 6-, 4-, and 12-year-olds.<br/> She rides beautifully in the car.<br/> She is house-trained.<br/> She walks great on a harness.<br/> She loves sleeping in a big bed with the other dogs.<br/><br/>She should do well with another compatible dog after a proper introduction, but a meet-and-greet is essential.<br/>Her family is heartbroken. This was not an easy decision, but they felt rehoming one dog was the best way to restore peace in the home. Piper has already proven she can be a loving, loyal family member. Now she just needs someone willing to give her that second chance. If you're looking for a sweet, affectionate companion who loves kids and is ready to be your best friend, submit an application for Piper .She deserves another happily ever after. Savingsumterstrays.com/adopt

Piper is a 35-year-old, 49-pound sweetheart who was recently returned through no fault of her own. After spending the last 212 years with her family, they made the incredibly difficult decision to rehome one of their dogs.
Piper lived successfully with three other dogs for over two years. The only conflict was with the family's 10-year-old female Yorkie. During the last month, the two began having disagreements, resulting in three fights. One was over food or treats, while the other two did not have a clear trigger. Outside of those incidents, Piper coexisted well with the other dogs, even sleeping together peacefully.
Here's what her former family wants everyone to know about her:
She absolutely adores children and has been wonderful with kids of all ages, including 6-, 4-, and 12-year-olds.
She rides beautifully in the car.
She is house-trained.
She walks great on a harness.
She loves sleeping in a big bed with the other dogs.

She should do well with another compatible dog after

Piper is a 35-year-old, 49-pound sweetheart who was recently returned through no fault of her own. After spending the last 212 years with her family, they made the incredibly difficult decision to rehome one of their dogs.
Piper lived successfully with three other dogs for over two years. The only conflict was with the family's 10-year-old female Yorkie. During the last month, the two began having disagreements, resulting in three fights. One was over food or treats, while the other two did not have a clear trigger. Outside of those incidents, Piper coexisted well with the other dogs, even sleeping together peacefully.
Here's what her former family wants everyone to know about her:
She absolutely adores children and has been wonderful with kids of all ages, including 6-, 4-, and 12-year-olds.
She rides beautifully in the car.
She is house-trained.
She walks great on a harness.
She loves sleeping in a big bed with the other dogs.

She should do well with another compatible dog after a proper introduction, but a meet-and-greet is essential.
Her family is heartbroken. This was not an easy decision, but they felt rehoming one dog was the best way to restore peace in the home. Piper has already proven she can be a loving, loyal family member. Now she just needs someone willing to give her that second chance. If you're looking for a sweet, affectionate companion who loves kid