| In addition to LOVE this dog has the following requirements: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date Posted | Fence | Kid Friendly | Another Dog | Cat Friendly | |
| 9/25/2016 | Physical fence required | Ages 10+ | Confident dog required | Not tested | |
| This is the most recent information available; however, it may change as we learn more about the dog. | |||||
Lacey 16-224 is a 5-year-old (date of birth: October 9, 2010) Golden Retriever. She was surrendered to RAGOM from a breeder. Lacey is now retired and will be spayed next week. Her mama days are over, and she will be enjoying the Golden Life.
Lacey is very afraid of her surroundings right now. She is not used to being inside a house and is finding everything a bit scary. She is spending most of her time hiding in her crate. When she does come out, it is to see what the resident dogs are doing and to get a drink of water. She is keeping her crate clean and is doing her business outside. I do have to hook the leash on her to get her to follow me outside.
With time, patience, and love, I think she will be a wonderful dog. She is very sweet and gentle!
She is eating in her crate. We cannot look at her, or she will not eat. Lacey is looking to the other dogs in our home for guidance. She will need to have a confident dog in her forever home to help her learn and to feel comfortable.
She will also need a home without small children. She is very scared and nervous. Small children and loud noises would frighten her. Lots of noises and fast movements frighten her.
At this time, I would also like her to have a fenced yard. This may change as she gets more comfortable around people. She does have a hard time taking care of her potty business when on a leash.
Please check back to see how this sweet girl is doing!
| Golden Retriever | Born: October 2010 |
| Female | Weight not specified |
Status: Adopted
| In addition to LOVE this dog has the following requirements: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date Posted | Fence | Kid Friendly | Another Dog | Cat Friendly | |
| 9/25/2016 | Physical fence required | Ages 10+ | Confident dog required | Not tested | |
| This is the most recent information available; however, it may change as we learn more about the dog. | |||||
Lacey 16-224 is a 5-year-old (date of birth: October 9, 2010) Golden Retriever. She was surrendered to RAGOM from a breeder. Lacey is now retired and will be spayed next week. Her mama days are over, and she will be enjoying the Golden Life.
Lacey is very afraid of her surroundings right now. She is not used to being inside a house and is finding everything a bit scary. She is spending most of her time hiding in her crate. When she does come out, it is to see what the resident dogs are doing and to get a drink of water. She is keeping her crate clean and is doing her business outside. I do have to hook the leash on her to get her to follow me outside.
With time, patience, and love, I think she will be a wonderful dog. She is very sweet and gentle!
She is eating in her crate. We cannot look at her, or she will not eat. Lacey is looking to the other dogs in our home for guidance. She will need to have a confident dog in her forever home to help her learn and to feel comfortable.
She will also need a home without small children. She is very scared and nervous. Small children and loud noises would frighten her. Lots of noises and fast movements frighten her.
At this time, I would also like her to have a fenced yard. This may change as she gets more comfortable around people. She does have a hard time taking care of her potty business when on a leash.
Please check back to see how this sweet girl is doing!
Lacey has been adopted! She has a wonderful family that understands the needs of a dog with her background. They will give her time and understanding as she continues to learn how to be an indoor family dog. Most important, they will love her! They have adopted from RAGOM before and offer the perfect home for Lacey.
Congratulations to the H family and Lacey's two new fur sisters, Daisy and Zoey.
Lacey is doing well in her foster home. She is still very afraid of things, but is getting braver. She could not and would not walk on a leash very well. I have been working with her, and she made it around two blocks walking at my side with a flat leash. That is great progress for this girl!
She had her spay surgery last week. After a few rough days, she is doing so much better. She is healing up nicely.
We celebrated Lacey's birthday this Sunday (DOB: 10/9/2010)! She is now six years old.
Lacey is a very sweet girl and very gentle. In time, she will make a wonderful companion for some lucky family.
My ten-year-old grandson made this wonderful video of Lacey!