Remmy is now “Summit”. He and resident Remi didn’t do well with the same name! My college kids named him… wonder where they came up with it!
He is the most exceptional boy. I am in love! That is probably why I am not getting updates about this wonderful puppy out very often….
His first foster mom (who had him since birth) did an incredible job. He knows many commands, no accidents, sleeps great in his kennel, doesn’t bite or jump up on anyone, super mellow, loves people, dogs, and playing in the snow. He will grab a mitten or shoe if left where he can get it, but drops when I tell him no, and I always give him one of his toys as a trade.
He is such a happy boy! He tries to get me up at 6:30/7 with a funny howl, I have been ignoring it because it is too cold for me to get up, so he patiently waits till I want to get up. Then he just loves me up while I put my residents out to potty. He won’t go out till he has spent “quality kissing time” with me.
I got a dog coat for him when it was super cold – it worked for three days… then I couldn’t find it for a day. I searched everywhere in the house where he could have stashed it… and then finally found it outside in the fenced area – guess he doesn’t like it L. We play in the front yard with the neighbor dogs and he loves it and the snow. He makes me laugh so much watching him run in the snow!


My office is in the front room of my house and I have two chairs where he and resident Remi sit (in two chairs) and they watch the birds and squirrels in the feeders – no barking – just intense staring. Very observant!!

We went to the RAGOM meet and greet today at Richfield VCA and he had a good time. He loved meeting other dogs, kids and adults too. He was super mellow, which still surprises me as he is just a little over 4 months. Once it warms up a bit we will try a leash, haven’t walked on one much yet.
If you would like to meet me, just let your placement advisor know!