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“Too much trouble.� That’s was the last words I heard when my family dropped me and my buddy off at a local shelter. I don't know what "too much trouble means". I don't have accidents in the house, so it can't be that. I get along with my foster mom's dogs, so it can't be that. I get along with the cats too, so I know it's not that. I eat good, so it's not that. I'm excellent on a leash, can't be that. I don't chew things up, so must not be that. I don't jump on people, can't be that. I don't steal things off the counter, so must not be that either. I keep all four paws on the floor, so that isn't it. I don't bark much, so that wasn't it. I bark in a crate sometimes. Oh, that must be why I'm too much trouble. My foster mom says okay, we will keep your crate time limited. That will fix that little problem. The staff at the shelter thought no one would want me, but my foster mom knows that isn't true. You see, I'm not too much trouble. If you have a special place in your heart for me, contact Linda: 404-285-9229.
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House-trained
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