Emmy Lou and her brother Cash were the two who regularly went over the pen walls--inside and out! A real explorer, this little girl has a great future ahead with her new family. Reece and Kenzie are so excited to add Indy May to their lives, and we couldn't be happier for this pup!
Indy May (Emmy Lou 17-123)
At a Glance #17-123
Golden Retriever | Born: May 2017 |
Female | Weight not specified |
Status: Adopted
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Monday, January 29, 2018
Indy has been an absolute joy these past few months. My husband and I feel like we hit the puppy jackpot!
We are almost through our second obedience class. It’s been the same basic class but we did not graduate the first time. We learned a lot so decided to go back and it’s fun to do with her. She knows how to sit, lay down, stay, wait and shake.
Indy is a mellow girl. She loves to snuggle and if she could it have it her way would always be on our laps. We get a good laugh out of her goofy napping styles. She is very well tempered and plays nice with her “cousin” puppy friends. She will get her first experience of doggie daycare in the next week or so too!
We continue to work with basic obedience with the hope to pursue certification with Pet Partners for therapy once she reaches the appropriate age. Any resources with that are definitely welcome.
Saturday, August 5, 2017
Monday, July 3, 2017
Emmy Lou is a gorgeous English Cream Golden Retriever puppy born on May 18th to Patzy 17-106. She has had her first round of vaccinations and will be spayed in a couple of weeks. She is a typical 6-week-old puppy--chews EVERYTHING, digs, runs, and tumbles over her own feet. Just adorable! And very snuggly. She has been socialized with all ages and colors of people, many types of noises from vacuum cleaners to lawn mowers, thunder, planes, etc, floor surfaces, and is very well-adjusted. Her socialization will need to continue in order for it to be sustained. She has a lot to learn, and it is a big responsibility to assist a puppy to become a well-adjusted adult dog. Are you committed to helping her be the best dog she can be?
Please remember as you look at these adorable pictures:
- Puppies are a LOT of work in their first year!
- Puppies have small, immature bladders and cannot go a full work day without being let out. You will need to make arrangements for someone to come in midday to let her out until she is 6 months old.
- Puppies NEED obedience training, socialization, and manners training. RAGOM gets many unmannered, undersocialized dogs surrendered due to the simple lack of training.