Girls Day! Precious and Nala

It's just us girls now. Time now to focus on Nala and getting her used to the leash, the car, and making sure she has pawesome  new experiences. 

Since this was a beautiful day, I thought we'd just ride to the park, and maybe Nala could see how Precious walks.  When we got to the park, Nala was ready to walk... with Precious.

Nala, like the other dogs, puts a lot of trust in Precious and will do what she see's Precious doing. (most of the time)

They are both pretty focused on two dogs in the distance.  One on the leash, one not,.  I was very impressed with Nala's cool.  Precious is a great teacher.

After being a little freaked out about getting  in the car.  The walk in the park made Nala a very happy dog.

I can't tell you how proud I am of Precious.  She has taught each of the strays how to be an awesome pet.  Now that it's just her and Nala.  I think she's enjoying her role.

Nala has a hard time relaxing... still.  But she really enjoyed herself today.

Strays in the Hood: Meet Rocky (Video) #Adopt

Rocky needs a good home.  He would probably be better in a one dog family, or with someone who understands the pack mentality and has time and patience to train him.  In the streets he had to be very cautious, but as you can see... Rocky is a sweetie.

We have a few people who have shown interest in Rocky, but if you fall in love with him, don't hesitate to message us here.

Strays in the Hood: Meet Nala and Deuce

After a few days and nights safe in our backyard, Nala and Deuce are comfortable and happy.

I shot a quick video of Deuce playing with his new toys.  (obvious puppy behavior ensues)
Nala, isn't play motivated.  She's more of a snuggle doggie.

Rocky still comes around to eat and get a little attention, but he's not ready to trust just yet. That's ok, we'll give him more time.

Nala and Deuce are scheduled for Spay/ Neuter over the next couple of weeks.

If you would like to adopt one or both, please email.


Note: Because they play a little rough, Precious doesn't get to rumble with them.  Plus, she's quite bored with them and doesn't seem to mind that they are in her backyard.  

Update:  09/30/2012 - We have discovered.  It takes 0.6 seconds to spoil a dog.  Both Nala and Deuce prefer being in the house under our feet.  Since Nala just had her surgery, we've been playing the doggie shuffle.  When one goes out, the other comes in.    They are already house trained.

Deuce, who does not like to be alone, is scheduled for his surgery this Thursday.

Precious is ok with them and vice versa.  I think they respect her status.  I still don't think she's too pleased with the big dogs being in the house, but she has been a gracious hostess.