Lucy

No football shenanigans here.

Lucy is a big sweet goofy gal. Her fur is so soft and her brown eyes are sweet and full of love. So smart, even using her paws to try to open a kiddy gate and dig in mud, then washes them clean in her water bowl. HAHAHA This is a good thing, right? I think she may be a candidate for water games or dock diving.

Compared to her namesake from Charlie Brown/Peanuts, she is as sweet as can be, but she does have opinions. Everyone is her friend, even the cats. She thinks she should be near her people. She will definitely let out a bark or two if she needs a potty break, or if she thinks she has been forgotten about, or when she is hungry.

At a bit over 30 pounds and about 3 and a half months old, Lucy is growing fast, with large paws and a silly amount of extra stretchy skin to grow into yet. She is going to be a BIG girl, maybe about 60-75 pounds? She still takes at least two naps, with so much growing still to do. Lucy eats 2-3 meals a day in her crate.

Lucy lives with 2 teenaged cats, a larger dog, her sister Sally, and two smaller senior dogs.
She shares her food and toys gladly, even with the cats. She enjoys zoomies often. She likes bones, rope toys, balls, and cat toys. Haha

They all play well together. Things can get a little rambunctious but 100%% entertaining, with no hostility at all. They share toys, play tag, and tug of war with a rope (sometimes 3 at once) LOLs. Lucy loves to play with the kitties. She likes to "yoink" their tiny toys and carry her prize away. She also enjoys grooming them with licks and nibbles. It really is adorable to watch. Lucy also greatly enjoys laying like a flattened frog on smooth tile.

Lucy has gotten car sick a few times, so we have been working on that too, she seems to tolerate trips with an empty tummy, when she can see out the front window while being held in a passenger's lap. She will soon get to where she can be in a crate in the back of the car, or buckled into the car seatbelt via her harness like a big kid.

Lucy has begun visiting the big park, and walks well on a leash. We are working on not pulling on the leash, but she is getting the idea. She is friendly towards new people and new dogs. We have begun teaching how to greet other dogs politely, as she assumes every dog and person are already her best friend! Lucy is fast becoming a well rounded gal who could fit in with many casually active lifestyles. She should not be left outside alone. She may eat plants or dig in the dirt if left ourside bored.