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Hello, my name is Annie. I recently arrived in rescue with my siblings when my owner could not find homes for us. I did not previously live in a home so I am learning a lot of new things. My new family needs to be prepared to take over puppy housetraining. I am a spunky little beagle who is fairly brave, despite my lack of socialization. I am not quite ready for my new home as I await updates on vaccinations, deworming and a spay surgery but I hope to go home in a few weeks time.
What I love to do: Currently I am loving attention from all kinds of people. I sleep in bed with my furry and human family but do need to go out potty 1-2 times during the night. I go out again first thing when it is time to get up. I eat breakfast alone with a slow feeder bowl as I will scarf my food too quickly. After breakfast I check on my family and sniff all over the house and run around out in the yard. I love to run and I am quick. I love to chase after scents and I love getting my sister to chase me, or I chase her, or the other dogs, or run with the kids.
When people are gone during the day I am in my kennel, currently with my sibling, and I am not a huge fan but getting used to it since otherwise I would likely potty all over and get into trouble. After school/work is done I go outside to play and run around, snuggle on the couch, chew on toys, eat my dinner, watch tv, run around outside a few more times and settle in for bedtime around 9 pm.
Personal goals: I am only about 30% of the way potty trained, so I have some work to do yet. I do get startled by new things and will howl at new sounds, people who startle me, or things I don't know. I am not leash trained and pretty uncomfortable with it so right now I am not safe to go out for a walk or be on a tie-out. I am not a fan of the bath but as I am small it isn't terribly difficult to manage. I am not very comfortable in the car but will settle and lay down after a bit.
Favorite thing to do with my best friend: I currently really love people, and snuggling with other dogs, and especially my sibling. I like climbing snow piles and furniture and people like a little mountain goat. I like tug of war and toys.
Kind of family I want: I would like a family that is not gone long days as it is really hard to potty train a puppy that way. Also I am young and need training, entertainment, and attention. A fenced yard would be preferable as I love to run and have puppy energy and am not at all used to a leash and collar. So far it does not seem like I would be very happy as an only dog as I love to play with other dogs. I currently do a lot of things with my sibling as we have been together our whole lives but my foster mom does think I could be adopted out without her as I can be quite independent.
Biggest fears: New things startle me and I have been known to bark at my reflection, but I am learning quickly, and outgoing despite my background.
Ideal weekend plans: I just want to hang out with my family and get plenty of play time and exercise.
To apply to adopt Annie, please fill out the application under the "Adoption" heading on our website www.bassetbuddiesrescue.org where you can also find other information about the adoption process.
Basset Buddies Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c )(3) not-for-profit organization and all donations are used expressly for the welfare of the dogs and most are tax deductible (please contact your tax adviser for more information). Wisconsin law requires rescues to have a license. BBR’s license number is 270086-ds.
