Apollo

I have learned a lot of valuable things in the short time that I have been in my foster home. First of all, big dogs have the right-of-way. It is always a good idea to show your respect for the big dog by bowing down to her highness and rolling over on your back. Sneaking up behind the big dog and biting her tail is a universally bad idea. If however, you succeed in an ambush attack on the big dog’s tail, you can seek safe haven underneath the coffee table or inside your crate. Despite what you might think my crate is a pretty nice place to curl up and rest after I have worn out my foster family with a long session of play. I don’t mind going in there at bedtime either.

Second, my foster mama is easily amused by the most ridiculous things. For example, she gets absolutely giddy when I run around in circles and sniff the floor. She scoops me up and carries me to a big patch of grass and gives me all kinds of praise when I wee. I’m not sure what all the fuss is about because I was going to wee anyway. Since it makes her so happy, I think that I will keep doing it outside.

My foster mama says that her job is to help me become a good canine citizen so that I will be ready to move in with my forever family as soon as they come for me. I just know that they are going to be really special people. I can’t wait to meet them and give them all of my puppy love!

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