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OREO

Dalmatian

Female, 1 yr 2 mos
Burlington, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Foster notes, 8/8/24:We have had Oreo for 6 days now. She was introduced to our household last Saturday. Oreo has now had more time to settle in, and our household residents (two 60-70 lb male neutered dogs ages 3 and 6, 3 cats ages 1-4, my husband and I, and my 13 year old stepdaughter) have pretty much gotten used to her. Oreo is very sweet and loves to play with the other dogs and invites the cats to play frequently. She was barking some when they didn’t want to play, but now she barks infrequently (we have using a spray bottle of water to help her learn barking was not desirable). Otherwise, she is pretty quiet except play sounds. She has always been nothing but friendly to the dogs, and she has improved her understanding their communication better when they have had enough playing for a while. They seem to have adopted her as their little sister, and she loves to hang out with them. She tends to play by biting the other dog’s feet and they tend to “box” as part of their play which results in her getting some little scratches on her nose. They all love licking each other everywhere. They are sharing toys, food, and water well. I have not seen any food aggression from her (or any aggression, period, just wanting to play). Oreo is happy being the submissive dog. She does not show any attempts to be dominant and that makes her great with other dogs. Oreo continues to want to play with the cats. She would love to play chase if they run, but she is very good with them if they don’t run and doesn’t hurt them. The cats have mostly gotten used to her presence and walk around the house like before she came. Oreo lives in the house with the other dogs and cats. The dogs go outside to do their business. She sometimes needs to go out separately so she will leave them alone long enough so they can go to the bathroom or so she doesn’t get too distracted to go potty. She had one accident in the house the first day we got her. She peed on a door mat almost like she had been trained to use tinkle pads. Since then, we have tried to be more aware of her signs to go out, and let her out every few hours with no other accidents. She does not try to get into the cat food or cat litter box, which we keep behind a children’s gate. She has not tried to jump up onto counters that I know of. She loves to sleep on the beds and rugs around the house or on the couch or chair (we allow our dogs on the couches and chairs). When we are gone, she is crated while the

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221 Stone Quarry Rd, Burlington, NC 27217

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