and waithing just for the perfect family to love me forever.
Digby (second from the right) is enjoying the "day out" with his foster daddy and fur siblings Casey, Bella and Kelly.
There's so many exciting things to see!
Digby wears his biggest smile---he's such a happy boy!
Digby is feeling nice and cozy with his foster family---but not too cozy not to hope for his perfect forever family to come along...
....I'm waiting for you.....*yawn*
...I'm dreaming of you....
When we first got Digby he was just like any other dog, he came into our home a little timid and felt the need to mark his spot. He has since made great progress on his housebreaking. For the first few weeks he needed to get to know us and was a little frightened, you could tell that he was an outdoor dog and was not used to being indoors so we put his crate by the glass sliding window and he started to do much better.
Digby gets along very well with our other 2 dogs, even though the other dogs are many times get the better of him. They will take toys away from him and he will simply go get another and continue to play. When he is outside Bella and he enjoy rough housing and he lets her win most of the time. One thing I do notice is that when Digby plays with squeaky toys he will not squeak them, but when the other dogs do he will jump and go after the toy. He is a loving dog and enjoys cuddling, he likes to lie down with you wherever you are and lay between the couch, chair or floor and under you armpit.
When he sleeps he snores we are not sure if he has a nasal problem. The vet said that he was ok but I have never heard a dog snore before. And he does enjoy sleeping.
Digby would make a good dog for any type of family. He is gentle, loving, loyal, not at all aggressive. He will make a perfect companion.
Bella, Casey and Digby enjoy quality time on the bed!
