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Meet Honeybell!

Honeybell is looking for a nice person or family to call her own.  The MARS team treated her for flea infestation, and she is feeling better now that the fleas are gone and her fur is coming back nicely.  

Honeybell is a very sweet girl. She gets along with other dogs, people and kids, although is a little shy at first.  She has not been around cats but will likely be OK with them as well. She takes liquid antibiotics twice a day for her skin condition, with no problem.  

Honeybell likes to walk on her back legs to "stand" and check out what is happening with the humans, food or just to say  hello.  Her tail wags a mile a minute when you talk to her.  She likes to walk with the resident dog on a leash and is learning from her.  She likes to take her time and sniff everything.  She is mellow and doesn't pull on the leash and is learning the leash discipline very well.  She is warming up to human touch and snuggling, she is a bit shy when she first meets people.  She is learning to sit on command.  Her appetite has improved since she moved in and she is still slim at  11 1/2 pounds.  She barks to sound the alarm but otherwise doesn’t bark much.

Honeybell would be good either in a house with no pets or with one or two other pets.  She seems comforted by the resident dog, but also really needs and likes the human attention, just as much.  She is medium to low energy at this point, quiet when at home, easy going, but runs a little when at the dog park.  She has to be kept on leash or confined in an area, or she will run and does not respond consistently to calls to come, so needs some training in that area.  She is potty trained and can be trusted to stay without chewing or accidents when confined to a familiar area. She will benefit from positive reenforcement of potty discipline as she get a bigger reign of the house.

Honeybell sleeps in her crate at night, all the way through the night and then is anxious to get out after someone gets up.  The crate needs to be in bedroom with humans, she wants to be close, otherwise she cries.  And she sleeps on the dog bed until the humans go to bed, then to crate with a little nudge and a treat.  

           Honeybell would be a great addition to almost any family!  She is a delight.

Please feel free to fill out an ADOPTION  APPLICATION by clicking on the button below.

Thank You!