About SOPHIE

***NEEDS FUREVER HOME*** SOPHIE is a healthy 4-year-old, 65-pound former Montana gal who loves her sister SADIE (also needs a furever home). They have been living in a foster home TOGETHER for the past two months with a mom, dad, 6 year old and 10 year old, so we know alot about them. SOPHIE loves to give hugs. Our personal favorite is when she just lets her front legs go back and she rests the full bodyweight of her chest on you. She's kind of like a weighted blanket that won't stop licking your face. She has been sleeping on the end of her foster family's bed at night. Both have been really good with the kids. Sometimes they start playing rough with each other while playing with the kids, so future siblings should know to get out of their way when playing tug of war turns into dog play 'wrestling' Neither believes in personal space. You will never be alone with these pups! Both love traveling in a car; they remain calm and quiet. Based on their river adventures and fun during yard plant watering, both are obsessed with water (see videos). They would love a kiddie pool. Both pups don't care who's around when they get excited; they'll barrel straight into you to give love. Both pups are graceless love bugs who would benefit from having a leader in the home. They need someone to help with leash training (they have been described as bull-dozers!) and interacting properly with dogs on the other side of a neighboring fence. SOPHIE doesn't like her paws touched. Specifically sticking your finger in her paw pads. She also isn't a fan of being picked up. A home either with her sister SADIE or without other dogs and cats is best for SOPHIE. NEW PHOTOS & VIDEOS: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xrn1T17fAjxFJwog9 SOPHIE is current on her vaccines, spayed, and will be microchipped for her new owner. Complete an online adoption application at www.friendsfureveranimalrescue.com to meet SOPHIE. BACKSTORY: SOPHIE and SADIE are super-sweet sisters that have always been together. They were adopted about 5 months ago to a home with 4 kids under 5 years old. The kids did not understand how to act around the dogs all the time and the dogs let them know. Instead of keeping the dogs separated from the kids full-time, the parents thought that the dogs should be re-homed and FFAR rescued them.

Jerome County
Jerome, Idaho