Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
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Story
Okay, okay, so I gotta talk to people *deep breath* Okay, so I am imagining all of you naked but it isn't helping my fear of this speech. Put some clothes on for heaven sakes. Okay, y'all are dressed now. They call me Nutmeg and tell me that I am absolutely adorable and very much the type of dog humans would want to cuddle up on the couch with. No thanks, I am busy, I am washing my hair *or insert some other blow off line*. I was living fine and dandy as a stray and ended up pregnant. I was taking the best care of my babies. But it was not a good life for any of us. So they tricked me. The lady put some tempting food in a cagey thing. It was a test of wits versus hungry and hungry won. I was trying to make milk for my litter so my tummy told me to go on in the trappy thing to get the food. Bam. Trapped. WTF??? What the Fooood! The people at Rescue Camp have spent months building a relationship with me. I am still timid and not quick on making people friends, but I do try. You have to understand, when I was living on my own, people were mean and shoo shooed me away. The only thing I have to admit that I like very much about being a kept woman, is THE FOOD. When the volunteer calls me for dinner, I come running. Having 3 squares a day, even in a round bowl, is the BEST. I follow the Rescue Lady around. Don't tell her, but I am actually following the smell of hot dog weenies, not her, but she doesn't need to know that. But seriously, what's with all this walking on a leash nonsense??? I would much rather be carried from Point A to Point B or rather choose C, which means don't move at all! How 'bout that? Even though I am shy with people friends and not into leashes, I do MUCH ENJOY spending time with other dogs and playing with them. I am about a year old and only around 35 lbs. These cute cheeks indicate Sharpei mix and my red fluff says Golden Retriever?? I am still skittish, but I can be handled by the volunteers that I trust. I am not a straight outta the box doggie, you will need to add batteries and by batteries, I means time, patience and lots of meats, pork products work well, bar b que, fried chickens, you know the good stuff. If you are willing to continue on my training and social skills, then apply for me. Otherwise, the God's Dogs Rescue volunteers don't mind keeping me here a bit longer, I am after all, very soft and fun to rub. Local adoption fee $200.00 (within Texas)
