Really, she bounces. It's like she's wearing moon shoes.
Honestly, it's hard to connect the same super shy pup that we saw a month ago to the self-assured girl we have now. She definitely needs her quiet time, and still retreats into the bedroom when she decides people are just too loud and crazy. However, she shows no signs of separation anxiety, and I was told by the folks who babysat her for my over the weekend that she wasted no time making herself at home, stuffie hunting and all.
I am confident Bugglez would be a great only hound or first hound. She was alone in the house without my hound all of last Thursday, and I didn't hear a peep from her when I left or returned. I also think she would be okay without a yard. I still haven't seen her run, much to my and my hound's dismay. She's a great leash walker, though.
Honestly, it's hard to connect the same super shy pup that we saw a month ago to the self-assured girl we have now. She definitely needs her quiet time, and still retreats into the bedroom when she decides people are just too loud and crazy. However, she shows no signs of separation anxiety, and I was told by the folks who babysat her for my over the weekend that she wasted no time making herself at home, stuffie hunting and all.
I am confident Bugglez would be a great only hound or first hound. She was alone in the house without my hound all of last Thursday, and I didn't hear a peep from her when I left or returned. I also think she would be okay without a yard. I still haven't seen her run, much to my and my hound's dismay. She's a great leash walker, though.
Bugglez is camera shy, but I tried to get a photo of her whole body so that you can see how pretty she is. We're still working on her weight because she lost what looks like several pounds after her spay.
"Buhhhhghhhh! The big bad camera is after me again!"
As long as you have no small animals, you're gonna love this chick. If you come to 100 Oaks Meet and Greets, I'm sure she'll bury her face in your shoulder. She really is a love Bug.
