Biography
Daisy is the sweetest, ball obsessed dog I've ever met. Unfortunately, we had to move from a 15 acre farm to an RV park. She is miserable and I'm not able to exercise her the way she deserves. I broke my back when I was a teenager, but Daisy wants to run! If she had a fenced yard, and someone to toss a ball, she would be so content! I don't recommend a house with small children, under 12, because the whole reason Daisy came to us was because she had a bone and was being bothered by our older son at his mother's house. She bit his face, twice and he had to get stitches. We have worked extensively with her on her food aggression and when supervised, she is very good with kids, but she does not share her balls especially with puppies. Daisy is not spayed, due to financial reasons. She cannot have grocery store kibble, she will end up with diarrhea and mucus in her stool. She's also prone to ear infections. She does very well on a homemade diet - cooked or raw. She hates bath time, because she loves rolling in dirt/sand/grass! I've never successfully trimmed her nails alone, with nail clippers or a dremel tool. She gets along well with other dogs - especially males. She is good with females as long as there's a good, calm introduction. All Daisy wants from life is a ball to chase, a best friend to cuddle on the couch and treats! She is a very vocal girl, she will tell you when it's dinner time and when it's time to go out. She's house trained, crate trained, leash trained, and knows basics like sit, down, lay down, load up, and bed. She does okay in the car - occasionally she will get restless and whine though. Daisy did have a hard time transitioning from her original owner's home to ours, she was restless and whined a lot.. She came around with time & exercise & snuggles.. We adore Daisy, but she isn't getting the quality of life she deserves from our family. I'm really hoping to find someone who will fall in love with her and be able to give her everything her big heart and 4 little paws desires! A jogging partner, fenced yard, and/or regular trips to a dog park would be ideal. Daisy will come with all of her stuff, including a her crate & blanket - it's a crocheted afghan my gramma made to cover a couch, big fluffy and she loves it, her bowl, her harness, collar & leash, chuck-it & balls and a rope/ball toy as well. This is an incredibly difficult decision to make - I've never rehomed a dog before. Please message me if you feel you'd be a good fit! Daisy loves men & women alike!