Cadia in TX Bouvier des Flandres San Antonio, TX

FOSTERED IN TEXAS. Miss Cadia is a 6 year old, 70 pound pure bred Bouvier girl who happens to be blind. She lost her eyes due to painful glaucoma, but is pain free and just as opinionated, sassy and devoted as any Bouvier girl. Cadia has natural ears, a docked tail, and has been spayed. This amazing girl has been through a rough couple of years, losing her eyesight and then having a (human) baby introduced into her home, which really frightened her when the baby started crawling! Thus she was in need of re-homing. This girl is very attuned to " her" humans, and loves to plop down near you while you cooking, working or just watching TV. She adapts quickly to new surroundings, is crate trained and house broken, and will quietly wait for your return from errands or your job. This girl loves car rides and is a great co-pilot! Did we say she loves exploring the yard? Miss Cadia is smart as a whip, is vocal, lets you know what she wants or needs and is just waiting to find her fur-ever home! And she really wants to please. Arcadia will make the right person an amazing companion. Cadia has overcome so much, but remains Bouvier strong. Her former owner got a young border Collie pup to keep her company, but can you imagine how it must feel when you lose your eye sight and then have an enthusiastic puppy in your face all day? So, Missy did not like that at all, but we know now that she is not dog aggressive, just leery, anticipating another dumb youngster with no manners. But she does well with other *well- minded, respectful* dogs that understand when told to give her space. Nonetheless, she would be best suited as an only pampered pooch. She will shine for you, once she starts trusting, which does not take long. I am just her foster and might sound biased, but she is a true gem! Aloof of strangers at first, give her the proper introduction, and she will be a love bug with anyone coming in your house! There is not an ounce of aggression in her, Cadia she just wants to fit in! She has a very high prey drive when it comes to cats, so a non-feline home is required. To be considered as an adopter, fill out an application on line at www.abrl.org. For more information, contact Dagi at TXcoord@abrl.org.