12 ADOPTABLES 2012

12 strays were brought in late at night three days ago. They have been vaccinated, dewormed, tested, and evoluated and are ready to be adopted! It is not required to have a registered stable or kennel with any RP but it is extra points!
This is an art sale, just draw a headshot or full body, colored.

The dogs are:
(From top left, reading order)
1. This sweet female husky has a lot of energy. She pasted the agression test with flawless results and seems to have no agression toward people or other animals. She will need a large, fenced yard and lots of exercise but she will make a wonderful addition to any high activity family! She is estimated to be around two years old and has no major health issues. It is unknown how she would do with horse but we are sure she would be fine.
Name is up to new owner.

2. This is a happy-go-lucky, slightly over-sized male Dacshund. He passed his agression test with flying colors and very little bothers him. His back does seem to hurt him sometimes and he really enjoys eating and is very much on the lazy side so he will need consistent exercise and a strict diet. He would make a wonderfull apartment companion with the right activity and diet. He is a lovely dog who has enjoyed cuddling since he's been here. He would prefer to be an only dog but is ok with other dogs. He is estimated to be around 3 or 4 and has slight back problems but they don't seemed to be a big problem at his current weight. It is unknown how he would do around horses but he probably should not be left unatended with them.
Name is up to new owner.

3. This is a beautiful Akita female with a lot of heart and love to offer the right person willing to work with her. She passed the agression test with a few issues but nothing serious. She is a little food agressive to other dogs but was fine with people. She is currently working on leash training and would need a fenced yard of at least five feet. She appears to have no former training of any kind but is a patient and trying girl. She is very smart and has caught on quickly to every thing we have expossed her to. She is independent but affectionate. She is estimated to be around 1 or 2 years old and has no major health issues. She would probably learn to be great around horses.
Name is up to new owner.

4. ADOPTED! Her new home is with E-Moe Kennels! This is a willing and trained female Kelpie. She passed to agression test well and seemed to be more submissive than agressive. She appears to have most basic commands down and understood sit, down, come, shake, and speak. She also appears to be house trained. She is quite skittish and we guess she was abused at some point in her life. She is a little fearful of dogs but is much calmer when around 10. as we found the two together. She is very thin and we worry that she has anxiety problems and would be very grateful if she went with her pal to a home where she will not be elft alone for long periods of time. She is a very sweet and beautiful girl with so much potentiol and love to give. She estimated to be around 6 or 7 years old and has no major health issues although it appears she has anxiety. It is unknown how she would do with horses but our best guess is she would really enjoy living on a ranch.
Name is up to new owner.

5. This is a very elegant and gentle female Saluki. She had great resaults with the agression test. She is beautifully marked and equally elegant in personality. She is alert and well aware but so far has made no wrong move in whatever happened. We have wondered what a beautiful dog would be roaming the streets but we believe she was used as bait in dog fights. She has a slight scar on her nose but it is almost not visible unless you smooth her fur to the side. She was not trained but has caught on to tricks such as "sit" and "shake" and was almost completly house broke after just two days. She is very smart and very gentle. She has not attemted to hurt anyone. She is also a sight hound and will run off if she catches sight of something so it is required that she be leashed or fenced at all times for her safety. She is estimated to be around 3 years old and has no major health issues. She would probably do good around horses but should not be left with small animals or cats.
Name is up to new owner.

6. This is a hansome black with tan point male Coonhound Mix. He passed his agression test well. He is shy and prefers the company of other dogs but is slowly starting to come around to people. He is a very sweet boy but also very independent. He will be a challenge to train but we believe he will make an amazing dog once trained. He is the youngest of thr group rescued and also at the lowest of the chain. He is a very good looking dog that would make a very nice hunting dog with training. He has endless energy and needs a lot of room to run. He has also shown natural hunting skills in finding long lost dog toys. He is a wonderful dog who just needs the right home and a second chance. He is estimated to be around 11 months and has no major health issues. He would probably be ok around horses but may be too fearful to be safely around them until better trained.
Name is up to new owner.

7. This is a very active female Beagle. She passed the agression test with amazing results. She has a soft, shiny coat that is darker higher up and fade to a seal gray farther down. She also has the typical Beagle saddle marking. She is very insticnt driven and follows her nose wherever it leads her. She will defiantly need supervision at all times. She has a lot of energy but very much enjoys a good cuddle on the couch just as much. She is very people oriented and her tail is always wagging a mile a minute and she always has a kiss to offer everyone. She would make a very nice Show dog or a wonderful family pet being small enough for an active apartment lifestyle or a large ranch for her to run on. She is estimated to be around 4 years old and has no major health issues.
Name is up to new owner.

8. This is a hansome Norwegian Elkhound Mix male. He passed his agression test. He is a calm natured dog who enjoys people's company. He is a little on the lazy side but he can be quite fixated with strangers. He has not offered any agression toward anyone here but he has barked and charged at strangers. He seemed to be the type of dog who is very loyal and trustworthy for his owners but very protective and almost hostile to strangers. He would make a very good family pet and guard dog. He enjoys the snow and the outdoors but he also very much liked to come inside. He is good with other dogs but would do best as an only dog. He is not reccomended to new dog owners and should have training classes after being adopted to unsure a good fit. He is estimated to be around 7 years old and has slight blindness in his left eye but it does not appear to affect him in any way. It is unknown how he is with horses but he would probably be ok if supervised.
Name is up to new owner.

9. This is an easily excited male Westie. He did wonderful with his agression test. He has the typical personality of a terrier; energetic, exuberant, friendly, curious, and a natural trouble maker. After being here two days he had dug six holes in the yard, escaped under the fence twice, burried a shoe and a pair of glasses, and got stuck on the top of the wood pile. But you can't say he doesn't have character! He is a fun little guy that you can't help but love. Hes always up to something and can find trouble just about anywhere. He is true to the terrier group in that he loves to dig. His coat is hardly ever clean and he needs to be brushed several times a day. He is also stubborn and enjoys doing the wrong trick, but he does know sit and down wether he does them or not. He is also very intellegent and loves laughter and praise and will seek out things that will result in such. He is hyper aware of emotions and seeks to please. He is also his very own self and refuses to bend to others will. He will keep you on your toes and melt your stress away with his easy-to-forgive antics. He would make a great family pet with any age children, other pets, and in almost any living conditions as long as he is well cared for and given the love he deserves. He is estimated to be around 8 or 9 but has many wonderful years left to dig up trouble with the right family, and has no major health issues. Actually, he is one of the healthiest dogs we have seen in a while. He would probably be wonderful with gentle horses as he is not entirely quick in his movements but loves meeting new animals all the same.
Name is up to new owner.

10. ADOPTED! Her new home is with E-Moe Kennels! This is a gentle, female Golden Retriver, Aussie Mix. She past her agression test very well and was a very willing and good girl. She is very attached to 4. and sticks by her all the time. She is alert yet pretty easy going. It is unknown where these two girls came from but they appear to have been together for a very long time. She is much calmer than her pal and is pretty easy going. She is, however, terrified of loud noises and shakes and pants and paces during storms. She enjoys being outside and loves the snow. She is slow moving and very gentle. She loves children and people. She is always open to a pat or a treat takes them very gently. She isn't a big fan of other dogs because she is low on the pecking order but she loves 4. very much and is defiantly her supierior. She knows basic commands like come and stay and is mostly house trained. She is estimated to be around 9 years old and has a few health issues such and hip dysplaysia, slight deafness, and slight blindness but she is still going strong and has a few good years left in her to be loved and cared for. She would do wonderful with horses that are gentle and wouldn't risk her well being.
IT WOULD BE BEST IF SHE WENT WITH 4. TO HER NEW HOME!
Name is up to new owner.

11. This is a feisty little, male Chihuahua. He failed his agression test the first time but past it the second time a day later. He is a nice dark chocolate color, almost black, with white markings. He will need a special home as an only dog without children. He is not mean, really, he just likes to have his way and will do what he thinks he needs to to get it. He has not bitten anyone but he has growled and charged. He has a large personality stuffed into a small body. He is completly deaf and we believe this is from severe abuse but it does not affect him greatly. He has a real fighting personality and has not given up when life is tough. He is really a sweet, missunderstood, little dog with a large heart and more love to give than he knows what to do with. He will make an amazing companion for the right, patient owner. He is estimated to be around 4 years old and has no major health issues except deafness which no longer needs any medical attention. He is really too small to be good around horses as they may not see him when stepping.
Name is to be decided by new owner.

12. ADOPTED to ~albinokittens300 This is a beautiful female Shar Pei. She passed her agression test with very good results. She is just a big lap dog, really, stuffed into a big, wrinkly pooch. She is really pure sweetness. She is very talkative and loves "coo"ing softly at everyone she meets. She loves attention and hates being alone. She will follow you everywhere with a happy look on her face and her tail always bobbing along on her back. She has a rather demeaning look and a deep bark but in her case, her bark really is worse than her bite. She can get excited when she sees people out on walks but she has been repectful and well behaved since ariving. We believe she may have been used for dog fighting as she has a few cuts on her nose and her front left paw was badly hurt and was found laying in a dumpster and was left to die. But she is healing up nicely and has no dog agression although she is not very interested in other dogs much at all, she mostly just avoids them as much as possible. She is such a loving girl who just craves so badly to let her love someone. She is estimated to be around 5 years old and has no major health issues except the slight limp her hurt leg has left her with. She would do great with horses as long as she is watched so she doesn't follow someone into the feet of a horse.
Name is up to new owner.

Thats the group! They all have a unique personality and a requirements but they all deserve a second chance and will make wonderfull pets for the right owners.
If no one adopts them, my Silver Hollow characters will probably adopt 4. 10. and 12. and possibly 9.

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Thank you!