Across America Boxer Rescue
P.O Box 2237
Burnsville, MN 55337
acrossamericaboxerrescue@gmail.com
Boxer (short coat) : : Female (spayed) : : Young : : Medium
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Humble is a shy Boxer girl who will just arrived at her Wisconsin foster home very soon. She is great with other dogs and LOVES to spend time with Leah at the clinic.
UPDATE FROM HUMBLE'S FOSTER MOM: Humble is a sweetheart. She is coming out of shell more and more as we come to the end of her 2 weeks shutdown. She is VERY playful and is EXTREMELY high energy! Humble is still a little timid with loud noises but has come a long way in the last 2 weeks.
Humble likes to know what everyone is doing and likes to explore. She has zero food aggression and shares a food dish with her furbrother with no problems. Humble is completely house and crate trained and has had no accidents. Humble was kenneled for appx 7 to 8 hours while we went to a birthday party and was a complete angel with no accidents in her kennel. Humble crates easy but still hesitates sometimes when getting her out of the kennel. As I slowly gain her trust, it gets easier to get her out of her cage. You can definitely tell she feels safe in there. Humble would probably do best in a home without cats. She shows too much interest in them and tries to chase them (but can't due to still being on a leash/2 week shut down).
Humble is an absolute clown on the leash. Although she does not pull, she loves to explore and tries to "bolt" after any wild critter that catches her eye. When she does bolt, you better hold on tight because she may be petite, but she is VERY strong! She is a wonderful little girl! I only say this as a suggestion, but I think Humble would greatly benefit from a basic obedience class (NOTE: this will be required of an adopter). Not knowing what her previous life was like, I can tell based on my observation that Humble was NOT taught ANY manners. She is quickly getting used to hearing the word NO but is still learning what NO means!
UPDATE FROM HUMBLE'S FOSTER MOM: Humble is a sweetheart. She is coming out of shell more and more as we come to the end of her 2 weeks shutdown. She is VERY playful and is EXTREMELY high energy! Humble is still a little timid with loud noises but has come a long way in the last 2 weeks.
Humble likes to know what everyone is doing and likes to explore. She has zero food aggression and shares a food dish with her furbrother with no problems. Humble is completely house and crate trained and has had no accidents. Humble was kenneled for appx 7 to 8 hours while we went to a birthday party and was a complete angel with no accidents in her kennel. Humble crates easy but still hesitates sometimes when getting her out of the kennel. As I slowly gain her trust, it gets easier to get her out of her cage. You can definitely tell she feels safe in there. Humble would probably do best in a home without cats. She shows too much interest in them and tries to chase them (but can't due to still being on a leash/2 week shut down).
Humble is an absolute clown on the leash. Although she does not pull, she loves to explore and tries to "bolt" after any wild critter that catches her eye. When she does bolt, you better hold on tight because she may be petite, but she is VERY strong! She is a wonderful little girl! I only say this as a suggestion, but I think Humble would greatly benefit from a basic obedience class (NOTE: this will be required of an adopter). Not knowing what her previous life was like, I can tell based on my observation that Humble was NOT taught ANY manners. She is quickly getting used to hearing the word NO but is still learning what NO means!
More about Humble
Good with Dogs, Not Good with Cats
Special Needs: Humble would very likely do best in a home with no cats.
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