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Name: Parker

Rescue ID: 9099-B-R-A

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Boxer (short coat)

Learn more about the Boxer.

Sex: Female (spayed)

Current Size: 42 Pounds

Current Age: 12 Years 11 Months (best estimate)

Activity Level: Moderately Active

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Housetrained: Yes

Description:

Meet Parker

Hi! I’m Parker, I absolutely love being next to my family, where ever they are you can find me. I’m completely potty trained both in the house and in my crate. My foster mom can’t stop bragging about how well I do in my crate. I have a foster brother (60lb male lab mix) that I get along with well. We enjoy playing together both inside the house and in the backyard. We’ve also had a handful of 4-legged furry friends come visit and I’ve done a great job welcoming them in the home and playing with them.

I’ve come to learn that dogs are not allowed on furniture in my foster home, but my foster mom will sometimes sneak me up on the couch and let me cuddle, sleep and snore next to her. Something pretty cute worth mentioning is that you can also catch me watching TV from time to time pending what’s on the screen.

Now, you might notice from looking at my pictures that although I’m rather cute, I’m also a little on the skinny side, my foster mom and I are working on this and making sure I get plenty of food and treats. We are also working on my basic commands (sit, stay, laydown) but it’s hard to concentrate when that tasty peanut butter treat is distracting me.

I’m not obsessed with dog toys, but I do enjoy playing with a ball from time to time. I’m also not a vocal dog, don’t get me wrong I will warn you if I hear or see something unusual, but in general I’m a pretty quiet dog. Overall, I’m just a loving dog looking for my loving fur-ever family and home. Arf!

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