Happy Gotcha Day Ozzy!
Meet Ozzy
I’m Ozzy, Mr. Pawsi-tivity. I’m excited to meet you!
You probably saw my sneak peek photo this week from my rescue ride from Ms. Trish. The pic of the handsome fella with light eyes, yeah that’s me. And if you’re wondering how my week is going, well let me tell you. Never better.
I just had a milestone birthday – I’m 3 years old. You Lab Lovers know – IYKYK. I’m sleeping well and eating well. My body pawsitive mindset keeps me at 80 lbs with a thicc booty. This booty was made to keep the couch warm on chilly days. If you scratch it I wiggle to regenerate energy. I’m basically an eco-friendly sustainable best friend.
I sleep well because, well, I’m a 3 year old lab. I enjoy making 2 legged and 4 legged friends. During my days at the shelter I was considered the go-to “tester” to greet new dogs. Mr. Pawsitivity likes all – small, tall, even round like a ball. Even tough and “why you mad, bruh” dogs can’t stay mad at a face with a booty like this.
I’m glad we got to meet today. I hope we get to meet in person soon.
Foster update 09/09/22: A big boy, but very gentle. After we go outside first thing in the morning Ozzy and Laramie come in for breakfast. After I feed them I go go sit at my computer . Generally with something to eat. Ozzy has developed the habit of sitting next to my chair, patiently waiting for a bite of whatever I am having(toast, Eggos). He politely accepts what is offered and resumes his favorite position curled up on a dog bed in the den. He he has had very few accidents in the house. I no longer crate him at all. He doesn’t counter surf or chew anything. A very good boy. As far as being outside, he hardly ever barks at all. He cries when I leave for work. I have a privacy fence around my yard. He can’t really see anything outside of it but he can hear the kids next door when they are playing or if they are grilling outside. He doesn’t really seemed interested. He is a great dog that any family would be lucky to have. I have boarded him a couple of times. The second time was about 2 months after the first. The vet tech said, “how do you still have him? Why hasn’t he been adopted?” I told her sometimes it just takes a while to find the right family. He is wonderful.
Foster Update 06/28/22: Ozzy continues to be a great dog. A big guy, but very gentle and sweet. He is housebroken and sleeps peacefully on s blanket next to my bed. When the alarm goes off he is right there, his tail is already wagging. When it is time for me to go to work he walks into his crate without being told. Ozzy is no trouble at all. He is not as food driven as most labs seem to be. He waits patiently for his meals without jumping up and down and going crazy. A really mellow guy that likes people and other dogs. He enjoys exploring the backyard and will come inside when I call him. We are working on “sit.” He does love back and butt scratches. Ozzy is a low maintenance dog that would be a great addition to any family
