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 Rosco's Story,Happy Anniversary, Rosco It has been a year now that Rosco has been in his forever home. It was rough at first – he had some anxiety and bad bathroom habits. He would not go upstairs, downstairs and never muttered a peep. Today, he has made great progress with only the occasional "accident". He is, however, taller than he looks and has scored himself human treats foolishly left on the edge of a table or counter. He once turned the kitchen and a 40 pound bag of dog food into a doggie play land. He was eager for me to join in the merriment when I got home from work. He also thought that he could surprise me by baking brownies but could not find a pan and instead used the floor. Today, Rosco enjoys long walks down the street, the affection of the neighbors and his little girl friend next store. He is a "Velcro" dog who enjoys trips to Granny's house, holiday parties and ABC events. He is a snuggle bear, sleeping in his own queen sized bed, that he allows me to share with him. He still struggles with stairs – due to arthritis in his legs and his knees are fused. Sometimes I have to lift him into the car. He loves to ride in the car. And as for never muttering a peep- well, he has overcome that as well. He let me know that he does not appreciate my leaving the house without him by registering a throaty bark or with less than subtle baying. He socializes well with other family pets and their people – even the pesky Westie. Rosco has found his forever home and I look forward to many more years of loving my four legged companion. |
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