Adopted in 2007 by Janelle, Indy was not renamed...
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	Hello, everyone from Crossroads! This is Indy's owner giving you an update on how things are going. Everything is wonderful; Indy has fit in with everyone here at home. So far, Indy has mastered sit, down, stay, and come commands through clicker training. He also listens very well to the word "no." We will be starting fun, goofy tricks to show off after we have perfected our other commands. He's great on a leash still and enjoys our walks; we've also taken many trips to the park where we're still learning to return the ball when we play fetch! We get along with the cat and sugar glider very well, but he becomes impatient when they don't want to play with him!!! We will be scheduling his neuter, gastroplexy, and microchipping in November. Hopefully everything goes ok with that. We've been to the vet to get a physical done, and while we were there, we went ahead and updated his vaccinations, which is completely safe. We'll keep you updating and hopefully stop by to see you soon!!! Until then, take care! Sincerely, Janelle and Indy 04.05.08: An Update from Janelle: Hello, everyone at Crossroads! This is Indy and Janelle giving you an update. Indy did great with his neuter/gastropexy/microchipping last November. He got a wonderful surprise when he returned home to a new little brother, Briggs. Briggs is a 7-8 month old Dutch shepherd mix that I rescued from Animal Medical Hospital from being euthanized due to his owners inability to afford treatment for his parvo-like virus. After a shaky introduction, Briggs soon warmed up to Indy, and now they are inseparable! Briggs' neuter/gastropexy/microchipping soon followed much to Indy's dismay (he was very lonely that night, and moped around the house missing his brother). Indy has become a very good boy and older brother/mentor for his brother; Briggs follows Indy where ever he goes and Indy helps Briggs meet new friends because Briggs is very shy. Although Indy has calmed since Briggs arrived, he still remains to be the very affectionate and food-motivated puppy I adopted. Both love to go for runs with me; however, due to a broken toe, Briggs will have to hold off on walks for a while. We go to the park, to volleyball games, and out to eat on outside patios meeting new people and puppy friends. We're getting ready to celebrate Indy's first birthday, and we can't wait! Hoping all is well, we hope to find time to come and visit at a fundraiser or showing soon! Sincerely, Indy, Briggs and Janelle
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