Daisy Weimaraner Jeffersonville, IN

If you are looking for a girl who is almost perfect, you have found one! My name is Daisy, and I am reported to be 9 years old. I am a very energetic 9-year-old and my foster Mom calls me one of her best foster dogs ever. I’m on the smaller size, weighing about 50 pounds. I have a white blaze on my chest, and I still have my full tail.

My back story is a little tragic. My Dad passed away and my Granddad took me in to give me a home. Unfortunately, a dog in the household would randomly attack me. Being submissive, I just let the dog beat me up. My aunt contacted LWR and asked if I could come into rescue. When I arrived at the vet, I was a bit of a mess. I had bite wounds, both old and new, and my ears were so infected that I screamed when the vet tried to touch them. At some point I had an untreated hematoma, so my left ear is crinkled. I also lost my hair.

I am very grateful to my aunt for contacting LWR and extra grateful for all the care everyone has given me. The vet sedated me and put medicine in my ears and now my foster mom can rub them all she wants, and I really like it! I am also on medicine to help my skin and coat. I think my hair is coming back in but it’s hard to tell because it’s so short. I was also spayed and given all my vaccines. I’m heartworm negative and on monthly prevention for heartworm, ticks, and fleas.

My foster mom says I have the best personality. I’m very loving, and I especially love MEN. When my foster dad comes home, I can’t get close enough to him. He will be on the sofa watching TV and I just want to hug him so bad. I put my paws around him and place my head on his chest. I think he’s the best thing EVER. If I had to choose, I would really like for there to be a man in my forever home who will find me as special as I find him and we can be best buddies.

When I arrived at my foster home, I found out that I was going to be living with 2 small dogs and 1 medium-sized dog. The small dogs are 4 years old, and the medium dog is almost one year. The one-year-old really likes to play. I don’t think I had ever played with a dog before. She has been teaching me how much fun a dog friend can be. She is very gentle with me and will even give me kisses. So, if there is another dog in your home, please make sure that it is a gentle dog who will be kind to me. Learning to play has been my number one job at my foster home and I feel I am mastering it.

The other thing we get to do at my foster home is go to the dog park. I LOVE the dog park. There is so much room for me to RUN! I run so hard that my foster mom said I sound like a horse. I like feeling the wind on my face! A nice-sized yard to run in or regular visits to the dog park would be very good for me.

I have NEVER gone potty in the house. When I first came to my foster home, my foster mom would put me in a crate at bedtime. I barked a couple of times, and she would tell me to go to sleep and I would settle down and sleep throughout the night. After a few nights, my foster mom let me sleep in the people bed. That’s my favorite. I can jump right up and snuggle and sleep throughout the night. When my foster mom leaves the house, she lets me roam free. I’ve been a very good girl and haven’t chewed or torn up anything. However, I will check out the counters to see if she accidentally left some pizza for me. I got lucky with that once or twice and got some free pizza, but I put the blame on her. She knows I like pizza, why would she leave it in a place where I can get it?

One thing I don’t like is storms. There has only been one small one since I’ve been at my foster home, but I was very clingy when the storm was moving through.

My doggie friends at this house have taught me to bark. I will bark if someone is out in the yard or if someone comes in the house. I only do it because everyone else is doing it. When I’m at the dog park and a new dog comes in, I will bark if I’m close to the action, but that’s all I do. I don’t run after them or try to cause trouble. I just bark.

My foster mom says that I am bad on a leash. Sorry! I don’t think I was on one much at my original home. When we go outside, there’s so much to explore, I want to get to it. However, I know I will catch on and be a good girl. As we mentioned at the top of my story, I’m ALMOST perfect. I do know sit and would be able to learn other commands if you take the time to teach me.

I am so very loving and snuggly. I hope that my story has touched your heart, and you would be willing to give me a forever home.

I am fostered in the Cincinnati area. If you are interested in letting me join your family forever, please contact LWR…..