| PYPER Pyper is a purebred female Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier. Her estimated DOB is 8/05 She is a owner turn-in. Below is some information from them: About two and a half years ago my husband and I took in a very cute and extremely adorable puppy from a young lady I had been working with that was in the reserves and was being deployed to Iraq. We agreed to accept the dog as our own as I know how hard shuffling around can be for a dog, especially a young puppy. At the time, I was working and my husband and I had a steady planned future. I am a diabetic although I was in great health and was fairly physically active. I already had two miniature schnauzers but I had raised many puppies in the past so another dog did not seem to be a big deal at all. In the past two years many things have changed. My health has not been steady and I do not have the energy or reliability factor to keep a full time job. I have also found that I have a diagnosis of severe depression and I have been struggling to deal with that as well as my patience is not what it should be. A little about Pyper now. Since these things have been affecting me I was not very responsible about socializing her and have found her to be a bit skittish and sometimes scared of other animals. She will sniff other dogs and wag her nub indicating that she wants to be friendly and play and then an instant later she turns around and grows barks viciously while biting at the other animal. I have thought of many ways I might try to help her and some I have tried, but truthfully I am sure that I can’t handle this. She had always gotten along well with our schnauzers before, but recently has started to pick fights with them as well. To compound matters, my husband had to take a lower paying job and we are really struggling to make ends meet. We have to sell our home and most apartments or town homes will only accept two dogs. Pyper has many great qualities though. She is a comical, happy dog most of the time, who adores humans and is extremely loyal to my husband. She greets us with a wagging nub and wiggly butt every time we see her. She gives lots of big slobbery kisses. She loves her tummy rubbed and is very good with the vet or anytime any person looks at her. She is a bouncy perpetual puppy! Pyper is spayed and up to date on shots. |
| SEPTEMBER 2008 - A FOREVER HOME Pyper has been adopted by the Kinney Family of Illinois Congratulations! |
