Teddy and Bear came in together but they appear to be more quarreling siblings than bonded pair. These Bichon Frises are both great dogs on their own but together, one is constantly trying to hump the other one and that only leads to growling and escalation. I made the mistake of walking the two of them together and not paying well enough attention and at one point a noisy but harmless fight between the two pipsqueaks broke out. All the snarling and barking turned quite a few heads over in our direction. I'm sure people were wondering if I was training the two for the dog fight circuit.
So, for their sake and everyone else's, these two are being adopted out separately. I wish I could tell you for sure which one is Teddy and which on is Bear but I can't. Like I said, they're both adorable, on their own or maybe even with other dogs, just not together with each other.
This is the first one, the humper:
This is the second one, the humpee:
These two will be available for adoption within the next few days. Keep your eyes on the
Toronto Animal Services adoption website if interested or call 416 338 6668 for the Toronto Animal Services South shelter.
Hi Fred - I went to the TAS site to see if the chin was there yet, and ran into Sierra, who has been at TAS since September. I don't recall seeing her here. Is she overlooked because she's a "senior" at age seven? She looks like a nice girl!
ReplyDeleteHi deva, isn't Sierra at TAS East or have they transferred her to South?
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right, she is at east. I didn't realise it was all one website. Only ten listings right now, I just assumed each facility had its own site.
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