Ladybird

Lady Bird - Red Bone CoonhoundWhat a beauty! Sweet Lady Bird was found as a stray and never claimed. She was skin and bones and missing about 60%% of her hair at that time. Since coming into rescue, she has been fully vetted, and has gained weight and regrew her coat. She did have heartworms but has been treated. Lady Bird is amazing with other dogs. She doesn't have an aggressive bone in her body. I have had her with all of my dogs and she is submissive to all of them, large and small. Lady Bird is working on house training, but has been on a steroid following hw treatment, so she has had a bit of set back due to that. The medication makes her thirsty, and therefore she has had to pee more than usual and has had some accidents. But we are confident that once she finishes her meds she will get back on track with housetraining. We believe Lady Bird is around 5 years old. She is an incredibly sweet, loving girl. She crates very well and doesn't complain at all about being in a crate. I believe she is happy to be crated because she knows she is safe there, and she is fed in her crate, which helps a lot. She is VERY food motivated. She will counter surf if given a chance. She would benefit from a family who can help her learn house manners. I don't believe she had ever been in a home before she came into rescue, so it's all new to her, and she just needs to be taught what is acceptable and what is not. I feel that she has endless potential, with the right family. She is good with kids and other dogs. Cats are unknown. Lady Bird is located in Arkansas. She can be adopted in Arkansas or in New England, and some of the states in between. Transport is available to the New England area, TN, WV, PA, basically any area along the route between AR and CT. For more info, email [email protected].
She is spayed, UTD on age appropriate vaccines, microchipped, and on flea/tick and heartworm prevention.
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email [email protected] with any questions.