Odie #3690 -Golden mix
I am house-trained and I’m very good about indicating I need to go out by gently scratching at the door. I might occasionally have a little accident when I get too excited, but this is just a common puppy trait that I should grow out of. When left alone, I do well in or out of my crate during the day. I am doing well on Taste of the Wild High Prairie puppy formula twice a day and don’t seem to have any allergies or problems with food; if changed, I don’t suspect there would be any issues. I am prescribed Trazadone to help calm my anxiety. I don’t exhibit many anxiety symptoms once I’m comfortable in my new environment; however, as a way to make me more comfortable, it’s recommended I take Trazodone when introduced to new situations. I will leave it to my new furever parents to decide if they want to keep me on it.
I have been in homes where I can be outside in a yard and on walks a lot during the day, weather permitting, so ideally my furever home will have a fenced yard big enough to run and play with my new pack.
Note: With Odie’s shyness, it may take several meetings with him before adoption is possible. He is currently being fostered in the Estacada area.