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Name: Big Boy

Rescue ID: M-1400

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Pomeranian

Learn more about the Pomeranian.

Sex: Male

General Potential Size: Small

Current Age: 26 Years 4 Months (best estimate)

Description:

COME MEET ME AT IKEA!

(More information here: http://www.midwestanimalrescue.org/info/events)

Hi! I'm Simba - at least is what my foster mom calls me because when she
took me from the scary place I somehow ended up in, I looked a lot like a
little lion cub. She brought me to a new, warm home where she had a soft
bed waiting for me. I flashed her my "cute face" and she let me snuggle up
on the couch with her, my favorite thing to do. We just got back from a
long car drive to this cool place with lots of room to run - she kept
calling it the cabin - and I loved it. I felt like a young cub, I mean
pup, again. We went out on the water and I got the have the wind in my
mane or what's left of it now that I have been groomed and am so handsome
again. My foster grandma and grandpa kept telling me how good I was and
that I was just the cutest thing; it is such a great feeling to be loved
again. Won't you take me home and let me show you my "cute face" and how
much love I have to give to everyone around me?

Note from Foster: He is such a wonderful dog, don't let his age fool you!
He has lots of energy when he wants to but also is more than content to
just curl up by you and sleep. In the just over 3 weeks I have had him I
have heard him bark a total of 4 times. This would be great for someone
living in an apartment or condo. However, it does make it hard to know
when he has to go out ... I have learned when he starts dancing and
circling around, it usually means he wants to go out. I leave him home all
day in my kitchen and while he does just fine with it, he is not able to
hold it all day. He is only 7 lbs after all! I just lay down training pads
and it hasn't been a problem. He does fine with younger children, he
doesn't play with them, but tolerates them fine. He does not like other
dogs; he must not have ever been around them at his previous home. He is
not aggressive towards them, but will growl and bare his teeth a bit if
they are big dogs. With all that said, I would love to see him go to a
home where someone is around most of the day, with no other dogs, and has
lots of belly rubs and love to give.

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