Lucy-- AKA CLEOPATRA
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Intake Date: October 5, 2015
Last Update: October 5, 2015 Date Available: November 11, 2015 Age: 3 DOB: 05/06/2012 Gender: female Weight: 40lbs approx Energy Level: moderate Color & Markings: fawn and white Good with other dogs: yes-- she hasn't learned to play with my pups yet, but she is open and free to roam the house with NO issues.. she is not an alpha female Good with cats: ignores them Good with kids: NO Object Aggression:sometimes with balls, but never tried to bite over it just growls and holds her paws around it like hands, it's actually kind of adorable but we are working daily with giving her treats to get her to drop it and she is improving rapidly Special Needs: no Medications: Apoquel for allergies/itching Crate Trained:YES - she has had an occasional accident though House Trained: YES never an accident in the house Physical Fence Required: no - she only wants to be as close as possible to her humans Adoption donation: $400 |
Please consider sponsoring Lucy to help with medical bills.
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My ideal home would be: A home with an active family who doesn't have, or intend on having, children. Lucy likes to take walks and go "bye bye" wherever you will take her. She's awesome on the leash and doesn't get bothered by other dogs or people walking by. Lucy will NOT go to a home with kids; she came from a home who previously had kids and did not do well with them. They explained that they were not sure where the sudden behavior came from but she began lunging at them and growling at fast movements.
When we got this beautiful little girl 4 weeks ago, her Cleopatra nickname came from outsiders calling her that because of her eyes which appears like she has eye liner tattooed on perfectly! She will approach strangers in public for pets, jumps on the couch and lays in your lap, wiggles her bulldog butt all over our home and runs and jumps up and spins for her breakfast and dinner!
Lucy is apprehensive of new people and can be pretty timid at first but has slowly come out of her shell. In typical bulldog fashion, one of her favorite past-times is eating. Don't let her fool you if she acts like she's starving - she's not!.
Lucy's medical records show a history of hives. According to her foster, the hives seem to only appear when she's stressed. She was put on Apoquel by our vets to help with some itching and has done well on that.
Intake info: Say hello to Lucy! All we know so far is that she a sweetheart and seems to do well with other dogs. Lucy is on her way to the vet to get checked and then on her way to her forever home! She comes to us from Detroit Bulldog Rescue who received her as an owner surrender. When the previous foster home (located in Ohio) didn't work out, we offered to move her to one of ours. Rather than bounce her around more than necessary, we said we would take her into BBR so here she is!
When we got this beautiful little girl 4 weeks ago, her Cleopatra nickname came from outsiders calling her that because of her eyes which appears like she has eye liner tattooed on perfectly! She will approach strangers in public for pets, jumps on the couch and lays in your lap, wiggles her bulldog butt all over our home and runs and jumps up and spins for her breakfast and dinner!
Lucy is apprehensive of new people and can be pretty timid at first but has slowly come out of her shell. In typical bulldog fashion, one of her favorite past-times is eating. Don't let her fool you if she acts like she's starving - she's not!.
Lucy's medical records show a history of hives. According to her foster, the hives seem to only appear when she's stressed. She was put on Apoquel by our vets to help with some itching and has done well on that.
Intake info: Say hello to Lucy! All we know so far is that she a sweetheart and seems to do well with other dogs. Lucy is on her way to the vet to get checked and then on her way to her forever home! She comes to us from Detroit Bulldog Rescue who received her as an owner surrender. When the previous foster home (located in Ohio) didn't work out, we offered to move her to one of ours. Rather than bounce her around more than necessary, we said we would take her into BBR so here she is!
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