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Name: Maxwell

Rescue ID: M-237

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Fox Terrier

Learn more about the Fox Terrier.

Sex: Male

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 19 Years 8 Months (best estimate)

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Description:
Meet Dyson!

My name is Maxwell (but my foster family calls me Max for short). My foster mommy says that I am a very good boy. Nothing makes me happier than human attention. Mommy says I’m a love bug, whatever that means. I really like playing with toys. I toss them up in the air, pick them up and then do it some more. It’s fun! In my foster home, I have dog and cat siblings. We all get along great! My favorite is my cat sister named Lucy. She gives me kisses and then I nibble on her ear. I think my beagle brother is jealous since Lucy was his girlfriend before I moved in. What can I say? I’m younger and very, very cute! I really enjoy walks and, according to my foster daddy, I’m remarkably good on the leash. That doesn’t mean I don’t love to stop and sniff once in awhile though. Mommy said to tell you that I’m housetrained also. I guess that’s a good thing. I’m a very happy-go-lucky boy. The only thing I have to object to is being in a crate. Don’t worry. You can trust me. Although I will be sad to leave my foster family, if you have a fenced in yard and lots of love to give, maybe we could meet. I promise to give you lots of love in return. “

AN UPDATE FROM HIS FOSTER HOME:

We have had Max for several weeks now. He is a wonderful, goofy boy. Full of character! Max would love to find a home where he has a playmate. Nothing makes him happier than wrestling or a game of tug. He is young, hence he is quite active. He is fully housetrained. He is super affectionate, loves to give kisses. He is happiest if he can sleep with his human/s at night. He sleeps well through the night, waking up refreshed and ready to go! Although very close, he is not quite the perfect dog and would benefit from some obedience training. He came to us not even knowing “sit.” He has that one down now. He walks very well on the leash, but gets overly excited when he sees another dog across the street. He’s fine if he can meet them. He is just an incredibly happy and grateful boy. You will never doubt just how much he loves you!

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