[GeoGeo]

Wonderful quiet small 5 year old female purebred Beagle named Lexi for adoption through Maxs Pet Connection.

I saw this wonderful little beagle at the adoption event at PetSmart. While other dogs were barking and going on this little dog was so calm and so quiet. I think someone would be very lucky to have this little girl in their lives. If you or someone you know is looking to adopt, check her out at the link below. (I don't think the photos do her any justice at all.)

Adoptable dogs

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by GeoGeo

Wonderful quiet small 5 year old female purebred Beagle named Lexi for adoption through Maxs Pet Connection.

I saw this wonderful little beagle at the adoption event at PetSmart. While other dogs were barking and going on this little dog was so calm and so quiet. I think someone would be very lucky to have this little girl in their lives. If you or someone you know is looking to adopt, check her out at the link below. (I don't think the photos do her any justice at all.)

Adoptable dogs

I was up there today buying dog food. Although my husband's last words before leaving me at the door were "Dog. Food. Only!" it's a good thing for him I didn't see her.

I do think they might have better luck drawing more people to view the dogs if they could contain the barking a bit. The one bigger dog inside was barking nonstop and very loudly. I think he was setting some of the other dogs to barking.

I could have come home with that fuzzy-haired white Jack Russel-looking one too.

[Barefoot]

There you go Cyndy, a quiet purebred beagle!
I know you really like tri-color beagles.
Lexi sounds like a very sweet little girl who would fit seamlessly into your life.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

There you go Cyndy, a quiet purebred beagle!
I know you really like tri-color beagles.
Lexi sounds like a very sweet little girl who would fit seamlessly into your life.

Quiet, Bare!

[Trayderjoe]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

There you go Cyndy, a quiet purebred beagle!
I know you really like tri-color beagles.
Lexi sounds like a very sweet little girl who would fit seamlessly into your life.

We met Lexie a couple of weeks ago. She is very sweet and am sorry to hear she has not yet found her "furever" home.

Originally Posted by CFrance

I was up there today buying dog food. Although my husband's last words before leaving me at the door were "Dog. Food. Only!" it's a good thing for him I didn't see her.

I do think they might have better luck drawing more people to view the dogs if they could contain the barking a bit. The one bigger dog inside was barking nonstop and very loudly. I think he was setting some of the other dogs to barking.

I could have come home with that fuzzy-haired white Jack Russel-looking one too.

That sounds like "Abby"...she is a nice dog too. I agree with you 100%. When the dogs are all together in a small area, any barking seems louder, and of course you have the "pack thing" going on and hence the distractions. I believe any rescue could use volunteers to even just walk and show the dogs and Max's group does their best (in the interests of "full disclosure", we are planning to volunteer to help them out when we move full time to the Villages). I have personally had several dogs adopted while walking/playing with them here in Michigan (including a pitbull in Marion County when I volunteered for a dog walk last year while at our home in the Villages) because people could see the dogs and ask questions. We just has a "Min Pin" adopted yesterday by a family with a special needs child. They saw him playing my with dog Buddy, and the son and Rico seemed to take to each other right away. The dog and child were evaluated together with a dog trainer, but I knew it was a match when they first came up and asked me about "Rico", just by seeing the son and Rico interacting. I don't know that "Rico" would have been considered, if they only saw him in a crate as they initially were looking for a larger dog.

Back to the start of the thread.... a "bump" for Lexie

[jimnc]

This past August we adopted "Holly", a 3-4 year old beagle, from Max's Pet Connection. She too is a calm, quiet beagle. We live in The Villages and I was very concerned about barking. Holly spends most of her day lounging on her bed. The only time she barks is when we have been out and she gets excited to have us home. A few barks and she stops. If anyone is considering adopting a dog please look at Max's Pet Connection. Maxine is totally dedicated to her dogs and does a remarkable job finding appropriate homes for them.
Please consider Lexie (the beagle) or any of the others Maxine currently has available.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Trayderjoe

We met Lexie a couple of weeks ago. She is very sweet and am sorry to hear she has not yet found her "furever" home.



That sounds like "Abby"...she is a nice dog too. I agree with you 100%. When the dogs are all together in a small area, any barking seems louder, and of course you have the "pack thing" going on and hence the distractions. I believe any rescue could use volunteers to even just walk and show the dogs and Max's group does their best (in the interests of "full disclosure", we are planning to volunteer to help them out when we move full time to the Villages). I have personally had several dogs adopted while walking/playing with them here in Michigan (including a pitbull in Marion County when I volunteered for a dog walk last year while at our home in the Villages) because people could see the dogs and ask questions. We just has a "Min Pin" adopted yesterday by a family with a special needs child. They saw him playing my with dog Buddy, and the son and Rico seemed to take to each other right away. The dog and child were evaluated together with a dog trainer, but I knew it was a match when they first came up and asked me about "Rico", just by seeing the son and Rico interacting. I don't know that "Rico" would have been considered, if they only saw him in a crate as they initially were looking for a larger dog.

Back to the start of the thread.... a "bump" for Lexie

Trayderjoe, you are fantastic people! Thanks for sharing.