Hey there! My name is Megan, named after the amazing and cool Megan Rapinoe, which my foster momma says is quite fitting because there's a ton of cool stuff about me. I'm unique in all kinds of beautiful ways, from my multi-color coat to my ocean blue island-colored eyes. My foster momma says anyone who meets me falls in love!
But there's so much more to love about me, including my love of the outdoors and walking, my infectious curiosity, and my enthusiasm to learn. The best thing about my enthusiasm to learn is that I do it a little differently because of another unique thing about me – I'm deaf! Although I don't learn by hearing, I still learn by seeing and using my rockstar sniffer. My foster momma's neighbors have been blown away with how attentive I can be when I'm locked in and focused. I love a schedule and am doing very well with my routine. I haven't had any accidents in the house and I know that the outdoors is my outhouse. Pottying outside isn't always my favorite because I absolutely hate to be cold, but I always get the job done! Right now, I'm learning to respond when my foster momma signs my name, "sit," "good job," and "no" (and I don't get this sign a lot, but I'm still learning my bed isn't a toy, hehe). I also love to play and be held! For the most part, I've adjusted to my kennel and do a good job sleeping through the night. I may whine here and there, but then I'm right back to sleep. I don't bark much, but when I do, it's only because I'm trying to understand where you're going. I haven't had time around cats or children, but I'm super sweet and chill, so it should be a great time if I have the opportunity. The few times I've interacted with my neighbor dog pals through the fence, I did a pretty great job. I'm ready to find my forever home! Could I be the new amazingly cool addition to your family? Because the kind of love I give lasts forever! Yours truly, Megan.
Ideal Home
A home that can provide consistent routine and training will be ideal for Megan. While she hasn't met cats or children yet, her sweet and chill demeanor suggests she'd likely do well with them. Her current neighbor dog pals have received positive interactions.
Ongoing Health
Megan is deaf, which is a unique trait that requires a different approach to training and communication.
Training & Support
Training will be important, but Megan is eager to learn, making it a fun process. She's learning hand signals for "name," "sit," "good job," and "no." She's also learning that her bed is not a toy. She is doing well with potty training and consistently uses the outdoors for her business, though she dislikes the cold. She has adjusted well to her kennel and sleeps through the night with minimal whining.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transportation
Megan is located in Minnesota and can be transported to approved adopters.
