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Bebe Gurl was used for breeding and with LOA, she has been retired!!!  Bebe was not real sure about the new foster family and all the different sizes and breeds of canines then have.  Bebe scouted for a bit and settled in letting those who came too close know but giving a low growl.  Bebe gets along with all the foster dogs and even a foster cat that has the run of part of the house.

Bebe is having a slight problem with her potty training but that could be due to the new surroundings and a bit of depression from not being with her previous owner.  By the way, the previous owner never gave her a name so the foster family waited a day to see how she acted and came up with Bebe Gurl.

Bebe Gurl loves to be loved but was not quite sure about it at the beginning.  She still growls when she is petted/scratched but only gets snappy if you are too hard.  Honestly not sure how she is with young children but when a male teen came to visit the foster parents house, she rubbed up against him like a cat around his feet.  She also follows foster mom around the house and outside while she tends to various chores.

Since there was very little information obtained about her, we can only guess at her age.  Foster mom did get her teeth cleaned and the ones that were need to be pulled where dealt with too when she was under getting spayed.  After the dental work was done, Bebe honestly seemed a lot happier.  Also, she did have vaccines and rabies done by the previous owner but the records where not given over soo we made sure she got them when she came into the program.

DHLPP: 08/04/2009

DEWORMING: 08/04/2009

SPAYED: 08/06/2009

RABIES: 08/06/2009