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Hi I’m Slate! I am a distinguished gentleman that goes with the flow once I warm up to you. I need a few days to sniff out my new digs and family, but once I know you're all about the hugs and kisses I am all in. I am gentle with small children and I love to romp outside with other dogs at my foster home. When I get excited I do start to gently nip but I am easily redirected to a toy or the word stop works too.
I am a hound afterall, so I follow ALL the interesting smells relentlessly, so a fenced in yard is a must. When I walk with my foster siblings, I am a champ on the leash, but on solo walks I get a little distracted and slightly pull.
I came to my foster family super skinny, but I have a great appetite and quickly adding on weight. I really like food and sometimes get carried away, so feeding me separately from my foster siblings has been working really well. My foster mom thinks I was an exclusively outside dog in my past life and although I LOVE being inside I am still learning proper etiquette. I sleep through the night in my bed and am working hard on getting my routine synced up with my family. I am mostly potty trained but occasionally have an accident when I forget to tell my family to let me outside.
Please plan to have lots of toys for me to find, so that I can get to work and distribute them evenly throughout the house. My favorite game is tug of war, and I think I would really like to play fetch if you help me learn the game.
Even though I have been with my foster family for a short time, I use my adorable howl to alert them of potential dangers, like a falling leaf. Strangers that come inside are obviously not dangerous and just need to pass my sniff test because I'm a hound and nosy.
Not going to lie, you will immediately fall in love with my gentle and quirky spirit. I would be a great addition to any family, but I would thrive with an active family with dogs.
Hi I’m Slate! I am a distinguished gentleman that goes with the flow once I warm up to you. I need a few days to sniff out my new digs and family, but once I know you're all about the hugs and kisses I am all in. I am gentle with small children and I love to romp outside with other dogs at my foster home. When I get excited I do start to gently nip but I am easily redirected to a toy or the word stop works too.
I am a hound afterall, so I follow ALL the interesting smells relentlessly, so a fenced in yard is a must. When I walk with my foster siblings, I am a champ on the leash, but on solo walks I get a little distracted and slightly pull.
I came to my foster family super skinny, but I have a great appetite and quickly adding on weight. I really like food and sometimes get carried away, so feeding me separately from my foster siblings has been working really well. My foster mom thinks I was an exclusively outside dog in my past life and although I LOVE being inside I am still learning proper etiquette. I sleep through the night in my bed and am working hard on getting my routine synced up with my family. I am mostly potty trained but occasionally have an accident when I forget to tell my family to let me outside.
Please plan to have lots of toys for me to find, so that I can get to work and distribute them evenly throughout the house. My favorite game is tug of war, and I think I would really like to play fetch if you help me learn the game.
Even though I have been with my foster family for a short time, I use my adorable howl to alert them of potential dangers, like a falling leaf. Strangers that come inside are obviously not dangerous and just need to pass my sniff test because I'm a hound and nosy.
Not going to lie, you will immediately fall in love with my gentle and quirky spirit. I would be a great addition to any family, but I would thrive with an active family with dogs.
We do not have a physical location, we have planned adoption events and we schedule off site meetings with the foster homes with approved applicants.
We do not have a physical location, we have planned adoption events and we schedule off site meetings with the foster homes with approved applicants.
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Cold Nose Warm Heart Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned dogs and cats from high-kill shelters. Through our network of committed volunteers and foster homes we are able to rescue, provide them with loving temporary care, and find them well matched, thoroughly screened forever homes. We also provide our adopters and the community with information on responsible pet ownership, including spay-neuter, training and good nutrition.
Cold Nose Warm Heart Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned dogs and cats from high-kill shelters. Through our network of committed volunteers and foster homes we are able to rescue, provide them with loving temporary care, and find them well matched, thoroughly screened forever homes. We also provide our adopters and the community with information on responsible pet ownership, including spay-neuter, training and good nutrition.
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