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Please know that if you do not have a current, approved application on file with us, you will not be able to click through to the submission page.
Meet Jasper! BSR #1423
posted 9/1/22
Hi there! My name is Jasper, and I am 2-1/2 years old, and 35lbs of pure charm and happiness! My foster mom says I am just as sweet as can be and that I am such a good boy with a lot of love to give the right family! So what makes the "right" family for me? In one word it’s “attention!” I am a very affectionate dog and want someone to be with me to cuddle or let me lay at their feet. Just being with my people makes me so happy! So someone who works from home or is home pretty much all day would be ideal for me! I love other dogs (even cats are ok) and people, and I’d be a great wingman on family errands and or just grooving in the daily routine that you have. So long as you’re giving me attention and exercise, I’ll be a happy camper!
I do like swimming and I get along great with other dogs, but don't care much for retrieving. I used to be pretty timid and overshadowed by more assertive dogs, but I’m learning that there is enough people attention to go around! Even so, I may tinkle a bit when called to you…. I’m making progress on that as I build confidence. And because of that, I’ll need to continue working on obedience with you, using positive reinforcement. I also need more work on walking on a leash so I won't pull when I get excited or if I feel the need for a wonderful roll in the grass on our walks!
Inside the house, I may jump on you or visitors because I am so happy to see them, but my foster mom tells me that is a definite "no" and something my new people will need to help me with. I am crate trained, and it's ok even for the night, but truth be told, I'd rather be on the bed next to you asleep on a pillow!
So if you can give me long walks and a human to cuddle with, lots of love and attention, and continue to work with my training needs, I'll reward you with with all the love I have to offer!!
Jasper is bring fostered in South Carolina.
I do like swimming and I get along great with other dogs, but don't care much for retrieving. I used to be pretty timid and overshadowed by more assertive dogs, but I’m learning that there is enough people attention to go around! Even so, I may tinkle a bit when called to you…. I’m making progress on that as I build confidence. And because of that, I’ll need to continue working on obedience with you, using positive reinforcement. I also need more work on walking on a leash so I won't pull when I get excited or if I feel the need for a wonderful roll in the grass on our walks!
Inside the house, I may jump on you or visitors because I am so happy to see them, but my foster mom tells me that is a definite "no" and something my new people will need to help me with. I am crate trained, and it's ok even for the night, but truth be told, I'd rather be on the bed next to you asleep on a pillow!
So if you can give me long walks and a human to cuddle with, lots of love and attention, and continue to work with my training needs, I'll reward you with with all the love I have to offer!!
Jasper is bring fostered in South Carolina.
Meet Max! BSR #1408
posted 9/7/22
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Hi! I am Max! I am a 4-year-old male and weigh about 40 pounds. I am a little taller/slender than the average Boykin. I came from a family with kids and other dogs, so those things were easy for me to fall into place with in my foster home. But I had this nasty thing called heartworms, and I had to go through treatment for that before I could look for my new forever home. But now I am healthy, and I'd like to tell you more about myself.
First of all, I LOVE people, and I will let you pet me all you want! If you get on the ground with me, I will snuggle up as close as I can and sit between your legs so you can pet me better. I really would like to get in the chair with you or on the couch. But I do not get on furniture or try to unless you are there. My foster family keeps telling me "down" when I try to jump in their lap. I do know that word, but it makes me sad. I sure hope my new family will let me in their laps! I would be in heaven! I know the meaning of a few other words, too. Some better than others. I know "No", "sit", "stay." (Well, I know "stay" a little bit...long enough for you to get out the door without me following.) I also know "wait". My foster mom uses this word when she doesn't want me to bolt out the door when it is time for a walk. She tries to make me wait while the door opens, then step out and wait while she closes the door, and then she tells me "easy" to go down stairs. I try to mind her, but I get so excited to go outside! Bless her heart; she does try though! I will sit and do a fist bump, too! Kids love that!
I do not think I am much of a hunter, haven't really had the opportunity, but I do love to chase the deer in the pasture or whatever my eyes catch moving and/or my nose smells. I sure wish I could just run free and chase them all!
My foster family gave me my own stuffed puppy dog. I love him so! I carry him with me and sleep with him. He is my baby. Oh! ...that's another word I know! My foster family will tell me "go get baby" or "where is baby" and I will go fetch him, but I don't always like to give my baby to them. Sometimes when they tell me to drop it, it takes a little coaxing for me to let baby go.
The biggest behavioral issues I have are walking on a leash and getting so excited to see people that I jump on them to say hello. I am house and crate trained. I am also a fairly quiet dog. I have only barked a couple of times. When my foster mom walks outside without me, sometimes I will give a short bark. My foster dad turned out all the lights in the house one time, leaving me and foster mom in the dark. I didn't know it was him coming back through the kitchen and kind of sort of barked/growled out him, but I didn't leave my foster mom! All was good when I saw it was him. I might let out a bark when a thunderstorm rolls through. The storms don t really bother me, though. I don't get real scared and run to hide. I just will look out the window a bit, maybe visit you and then go to my crate. That is my place if you can't pet me and I have nothing else to do.
My dream home would be one where my people would love on me all the time and keep me in involved and engaged in everything they do. If that is not possible 24/7, maybe another dog about my age to keep me company when my family just cannot be around. You see, if I I do not get enough attention/distraction, I will lick my paw/leg out of boredom. I have a little raw spot now because of it. My foster family spends time with me, but they are busy, working all day and all. So although they are in the house with me, the aren't able to give me lots of attention. Also, I need more help with walking on a leash like I should. I still pull but will try to come back to you when you call my name. It's just all those smells and sounds just really get me going! I have not been trained to hunt, but my instincts are there! I do not like my foster family's pool, but my previous owners said I like to swim. Maybe my foster family will get me to a lake or river soon?
Without an electric (which I know and respect) or regular fence, I would benefit with more training to make sure I won't go far and will come back when called. I cannot be left outside alone because my senses might take over and I will follow them!
If you think you could make me happy for the rest of my life, please let BSR know! They will make sure I get the best home for me! I can't wait to meet you!
Max is being fostered in South Georgia.
First of all, I LOVE people, and I will let you pet me all you want! If you get on the ground with me, I will snuggle up as close as I can and sit between your legs so you can pet me better. I really would like to get in the chair with you or on the couch. But I do not get on furniture or try to unless you are there. My foster family keeps telling me "down" when I try to jump in their lap. I do know that word, but it makes me sad. I sure hope my new family will let me in their laps! I would be in heaven! I know the meaning of a few other words, too. Some better than others. I know "No", "sit", "stay." (Well, I know "stay" a little bit...long enough for you to get out the door without me following.) I also know "wait". My foster mom uses this word when she doesn't want me to bolt out the door when it is time for a walk. She tries to make me wait while the door opens, then step out and wait while she closes the door, and then she tells me "easy" to go down stairs. I try to mind her, but I get so excited to go outside! Bless her heart; she does try though! I will sit and do a fist bump, too! Kids love that!
I do not think I am much of a hunter, haven't really had the opportunity, but I do love to chase the deer in the pasture or whatever my eyes catch moving and/or my nose smells. I sure wish I could just run free and chase them all!
My foster family gave me my own stuffed puppy dog. I love him so! I carry him with me and sleep with him. He is my baby. Oh! ...that's another word I know! My foster family will tell me "go get baby" or "where is baby" and I will go fetch him, but I don't always like to give my baby to them. Sometimes when they tell me to drop it, it takes a little coaxing for me to let baby go.
The biggest behavioral issues I have are walking on a leash and getting so excited to see people that I jump on them to say hello. I am house and crate trained. I am also a fairly quiet dog. I have only barked a couple of times. When my foster mom walks outside without me, sometimes I will give a short bark. My foster dad turned out all the lights in the house one time, leaving me and foster mom in the dark. I didn't know it was him coming back through the kitchen and kind of sort of barked/growled out him, but I didn't leave my foster mom! All was good when I saw it was him. I might let out a bark when a thunderstorm rolls through. The storms don t really bother me, though. I don't get real scared and run to hide. I just will look out the window a bit, maybe visit you and then go to my crate. That is my place if you can't pet me and I have nothing else to do.
My dream home would be one where my people would love on me all the time and keep me in involved and engaged in everything they do. If that is not possible 24/7, maybe another dog about my age to keep me company when my family just cannot be around. You see, if I I do not get enough attention/distraction, I will lick my paw/leg out of boredom. I have a little raw spot now because of it. My foster family spends time with me, but they are busy, working all day and all. So although they are in the house with me, the aren't able to give me lots of attention. Also, I need more help with walking on a leash like I should. I still pull but will try to come back to you when you call my name. It's just all those smells and sounds just really get me going! I have not been trained to hunt, but my instincts are there! I do not like my foster family's pool, but my previous owners said I like to swim. Maybe my foster family will get me to a lake or river soon?
Without an electric (which I know and respect) or regular fence, I would benefit with more training to make sure I won't go far and will come back when called. I cannot be left outside alone because my senses might take over and I will follow them!
If you think you could make me happy for the rest of my life, please let BSR know! They will make sure I get the best home for me! I can't wait to meet you!
Max is being fostered in South Georgia.
Meet Jude! BSR #1422
posted 9/1/22
Hey, it's me ~Jude! I am here to tell you a little about myself. I am a 2.5-year- old, lanky fella who loves to show off what these fabulously long legs can do! I weigh in at a typical 30 pounds; all this running keeps my svelte figure. I know I like to brag about my athletic abilities but don't get me wrong, I also love to chill in the house, too!
I am a friendly, happy-go-lucky type of guy who really enjoys spending time with my people. I love all people and dogs. My foster has two other dogs and we have become fast friends. I am happy to be in home with them and they have taught me so much. I have been introduced to other dogs, outside of my home, and I like them, too. Another thing that is really exciting to me is people...I adore people of all ages and sizes; everyone I meet is my new best friend!!
I have learned several commands at my foster home such as "sit" and "come." I walk well on a leash, and I am crate trained. I do not counter surf...I may nose around to see what I can, but I have never stolen anything off of the counter. I used to jump to greet new friends but my foster told me that wasn't nice Boykin behavior, so I gave it up. I do not chew on things that aren't mine, but I may walk by and show off my prize I find just to see if you are paying attention to me! I am house trained and boy, that was a lot of hard work on my part, but I've got it pretty much down! Oh, I almost forgot~ I love water! Swim in it, walk in it, play in it...you name it; if there's water I will be in it!
I know I sound pretty perfect but I do have some flaws. I am still testing some boundaries to see if you are paying attention to me so I need someone who is going to keep up my training to make sure I know where I fit into my new home. I am looking for someone who will bond with me and teach me some new tricks.
I don't mind being alone with other dogs sometimes, but I really would like my people to spend time with me as much as possible because I love attention and trying new things. I have great recall; but when I get outside in the yard, I love to run like the wind so a fenced yard would be best for me. If you are a runner, I could also be a great running buddy. I don't fetch, but I do love a good game of chase. I feel like my new family is out there looking for me and I can't wait for them to find me soon!
Jude is being fostered in Tennessee.
I am a friendly, happy-go-lucky type of guy who really enjoys spending time with my people. I love all people and dogs. My foster has two other dogs and we have become fast friends. I am happy to be in home with them and they have taught me so much. I have been introduced to other dogs, outside of my home, and I like them, too. Another thing that is really exciting to me is people...I adore people of all ages and sizes; everyone I meet is my new best friend!!
I have learned several commands at my foster home such as "sit" and "come." I walk well on a leash, and I am crate trained. I do not counter surf...I may nose around to see what I can, but I have never stolen anything off of the counter. I used to jump to greet new friends but my foster told me that wasn't nice Boykin behavior, so I gave it up. I do not chew on things that aren't mine, but I may walk by and show off my prize I find just to see if you are paying attention to me! I am house trained and boy, that was a lot of hard work on my part, but I've got it pretty much down! Oh, I almost forgot~ I love water! Swim in it, walk in it, play in it...you name it; if there's water I will be in it!
I know I sound pretty perfect but I do have some flaws. I am still testing some boundaries to see if you are paying attention to me so I need someone who is going to keep up my training to make sure I know where I fit into my new home. I am looking for someone who will bond with me and teach me some new tricks.
I don't mind being alone with other dogs sometimes, but I really would like my people to spend time with me as much as possible because I love attention and trying new things. I have great recall; but when I get outside in the yard, I love to run like the wind so a fenced yard would be best for me. If you are a runner, I could also be a great running buddy. I don't fetch, but I do love a good game of chase. I feel like my new family is out there looking for me and I can't wait for them to find me soon!
Jude is being fostered in Tennessee.
Meet Rupie! BSR #1417
posted 9/12/22
Rupie here! I can't wait to tell you all about myself! I am a 40 pound, 2-year-old female with an interesting back story. I had a surgery to correct a congenital defect when I got to rescue, but I am good to go now and ready to find my forever home where I can sleep at your feet. My most favorite thing is to snuggle and love on people. I love people of all ages and expect everyone to show me the attention that a Boykin princess deserves!!
I have met some really nice dog friends of all sizes and I enjoy playing with them as well. I really love a tennis ball~fetch is my game and I am an expert! I am so smart and listen intently to commands and aim to please! I know "drop it," "sit," "kennel," "fetch," "no" and "get down". I have wonderful recall and will come running when you call my name. I love a good bath and get them quite frequently to keep me clean. Car rides are fun, and I like to feel the wind on my face and ears. It is so relaxing!
I am still a work in progress, but who isn't? I pull hard on a leash but it is because I get so excited to go on walks. Exercise is important to me and I will make sure the yard is safe daily from any intruders. I do like to put my paws on the counter to check out what's up there, but I know that is a no-no. I can get a little bossy with a smaller dog but not mean; I am just letting them know who is in charge (see the reference to "princess" above)!
My ideal family would be someone who is around most of the time as I do get a little anxious when left alone. I don't mind staying in a crate when you aren't around if I can see another dog; but if I feel alone, I will sing a little Boykin tune and dig in the crate. I sure hope someone is looking for a special pup like me to join their family!
Rupie is being fostered in Iowa.
I have met some really nice dog friends of all sizes and I enjoy playing with them as well. I really love a tennis ball~fetch is my game and I am an expert! I am so smart and listen intently to commands and aim to please! I know "drop it," "sit," "kennel," "fetch," "no" and "get down". I have wonderful recall and will come running when you call my name. I love a good bath and get them quite frequently to keep me clean. Car rides are fun, and I like to feel the wind on my face and ears. It is so relaxing!
I am still a work in progress, but who isn't? I pull hard on a leash but it is because I get so excited to go on walks. Exercise is important to me and I will make sure the yard is safe daily from any intruders. I do like to put my paws on the counter to check out what's up there, but I know that is a no-no. I can get a little bossy with a smaller dog but not mean; I am just letting them know who is in charge (see the reference to "princess" above)!
My ideal family would be someone who is around most of the time as I do get a little anxious when left alone. I don't mind staying in a crate when you aren't around if I can see another dog; but if I feel alone, I will sing a little Boykin tune and dig in the crate. I sure hope someone is looking for a special pup like me to join their family!
Rupie is being fostered in Iowa.
Meet Harper! BSR #1428
posted 9/12/22
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My name is Harper. I’m a petite girl at 22 pounds, and guess what?? I will be two in December, just in time to get plenty of birthday AND Christmas gifts!!!
My favorite things to do are play fetch, sit in your lap, or follow you anywhere~I am versatile like that. I walk on a leash, am crate trained, and come when called. I am good with other dogs once we get to know each other and very friendly with the people I meet. I must say that I am not overly fond of cats; they are a little too sneaky for me, and I have a tendency to guard my food from other pets. I love to be the center of attention, and if I am left in the crate too long, I will bark until someone lets me out.
My new owners would need to be able to work on resource guarding and basic obedience with me so I can be an even better companion.
I would need a fenced yard. It will keep me safe from all the cars out on the street and give us the perfect place to play fetch and maybe some other games you can teach me. I am a healthy, happy girl ready to start my new life with you!
Harper is being fostered in Georgia.
My favorite things to do are play fetch, sit in your lap, or follow you anywhere~I am versatile like that. I walk on a leash, am crate trained, and come when called. I am good with other dogs once we get to know each other and very friendly with the people I meet. I must say that I am not overly fond of cats; they are a little too sneaky for me, and I have a tendency to guard my food from other pets. I love to be the center of attention, and if I am left in the crate too long, I will bark until someone lets me out.
My new owners would need to be able to work on resource guarding and basic obedience with me so I can be an even better companion.
I would need a fenced yard. It will keep me safe from all the cars out on the street and give us the perfect place to play fetch and maybe some other games you can teach me. I am a healthy, happy girl ready to start my new life with you!
Harper is being fostered in Georgia.
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Meet Linus & Lucy! BSR #1429 & #1430
Seniors for Seniors Eligible
posted 9/23/22
Hi ya'll! We are Linus and Lucy, a bonded brother and sister who are 9 years old. You could call us "peas and carrots" for the way we are attached to one another, but there's nothing like having a best friend in life! We are going to be looking soon for a home that will love us both forever, so check back soon for details! We will be Seniors for Seniors program eligible.
Meet Taylor! BSR #1407
posted 9/23/22
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Hi folks, my kittie friend and I want to tell you about me! I am Taylor, a 2-3 year old male Boykin who is full of playful, goofy antics! I am a friend to all dogs, cats and people, and I am begging my foster mom to let me bring one of her foster kitties with me when I go to a forever home! Check back soon for more details!
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