| Chase |
Chase is a beautiful liver and white male setter of
about 4 years old (he acts younger than 4 years
old). Chase was rescued from a shelter, and is
probably one of the smartest setters I’ve
encountered (shh, don’t tell my own setters that!).
He has amber eyes and a pinkish nose.
He is potty trained, crate trained, is fine loose in the
house, knows some basic commands such as “sit”
and “come”. I know that he can learn much more.
An obedience class would probably be wise, as he
seems so eager to learn and it would create a
bonding time for Chase and his new people. He
does pretty well riding in the car. He moves about
at first, then curls up on the back seat to go to
sleep.
about 4 years old (he acts younger than 4 years
old). Chase was rescued from a shelter, and is
probably one of the smartest setters I’ve
encountered (shh, don’t tell my own setters that!).
He has amber eyes and a pinkish nose.
He is potty trained, crate trained, is fine loose in the
house, knows some basic commands such as “sit”
and “come”. I know that he can learn much more.
An obedience class would probably be wise, as he
seems so eager to learn and it would create a
bonding time for Chase and his new people. He
does pretty well riding in the car. He moves about
at first, then curls up on the back seat to go to
sleep.
When he isn’t outside in my yard chasing after birds and flying
insects, he likes to be on my couch or chairs, and sometimes on my
bed. He gets along great with all of my dogs (male and female), and
has a very happy disposition. He also “talks” in different “voices”. He
is working on his leash manners and he is very “birdy”. An ideal
home for Chase is one with a secure fenced yard, perhaps another
dog for a buddy, and a family who will help him continue growing, as
he has a lot of potential. A home without cats is a must, and a home
without small children is best.
A family who will include him in activities would be wonderful, as he
enjoys his people and is a very active and curious young man. He is
also eager to please and is be motivated by both treats and praise.
Chase is definitely a “keeper”, and I know that someone is going to
be very lucky to have him as a member of their family.
insects, he likes to be on my couch or chairs, and sometimes on my
bed. He gets along great with all of my dogs (male and female), and
has a very happy disposition. He also “talks” in different “voices”. He
is working on his leash manners and he is very “birdy”. An ideal
home for Chase is one with a secure fenced yard, perhaps another
dog for a buddy, and a family who will help him continue growing, as
he has a lot of potential. A home without cats is a must, and a home
without small children is best.
A family who will include him in activities would be wonderful, as he
enjoys his people and is a very active and curious young man. He is
also eager to please and is be motivated by both treats and praise.
Chase is definitely a “keeper”, and I know that someone is going to
be very lucky to have him as a member of their family.
| ***Adopted!!!*** |
