Welcoming an Adopted Dog into
Your Home?
Your Home?
Love Has No
Age Limit the latest from Patricia McConnell
and Karen London should be attached to the collar of every newly adopted dog,
five months and older!
Age Limit the latest from Patricia McConnell
and Karen London should be attached to the collar of every newly adopted dog,
five months and older!
ATTENTION RESCUES & SHELTERS; Deeply
discounted for shelters and rescue organizations, Love Has No
Age Limit is affordable, accessible and destined to help
more dogs find and stay in their forever homes.
discounted for shelters and rescue organizations, Love Has No
Age Limit is affordable, accessible and destined to help
more dogs find and stay in their forever homes.
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an excerpt from the book:
an excerpt from the book:
Meeka is our 1 year old Border Collie. She was found in southern Illinois
she was only 3 months old. She was rescued by Midwest
Border Collie Rescue where she stayed with a foster family for a little
over a month. A friend told me about her, so I looked her up online. When my
husband and I saw her and read about her online, we just had to meet her. We
loved her from the first time we met her. She did come with a small handful of
issues, including resource guarding, some fear issues, & car chasing/motion
sensitivity. We've worked through almost everything now. Most people we meet
can’t believe she’s a rescue dog. She enjoys playing with her little brother,
Ralphie the Papillon, even though it took about a month to convince him it
might be fun to play. She also loves walks, hiking, running in the fields,
swimming, learning new tricks, training for agility & obedience, and is
always up for a good cuddle. She is a blast and we couldn't have found a better
pup! -Shannon Baade
she was only 3 months old. She was rescued by Midwest
Border Collie Rescue where she stayed with a foster family for a little
over a month. A friend told me about her, so I looked her up online. When my
husband and I saw her and read about her online, we just had to meet her. We
loved her from the first time we met her. She did come with a small handful of
issues, including resource guarding, some fear issues, & car chasing/motion
sensitivity. We've worked through almost everything now. Most people we meet
can’t believe she’s a rescue dog. She enjoys playing with her little brother,
Ralphie the Papillon, even though it took about a month to convince him it
might be fun to play. She also loves walks, hiking, running in the fields,
swimming, learning new tricks, training for agility & obedience, and is
always up for a good cuddle. She is a blast and we couldn't have found a better
pup! -Shannon Baade
This post is courtesy of Dr. McConnells' website theotherendoftheleash.com. Please visit for more information on animal behavior and training.
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