Yet Another New Arrival...
 

...no, it's not a car this time :rofl:

Meet Biscuit. I adopted him from the Humane Society on Friday. He's about 1 1/2 years old, very cuddly and well behaved. He was a stray. I have no idea what kind of dog he is, nor does it matter. He gets along well with Buttermilk and that's what counts, so Biscuit seemed an appropriate name!

Great looking animal, congrats!

Woof !

possibly Black Mouth Cur?

good looking pup!

Congratulations now you need gravy.:hurray:

Yep, get you a white poodle and call it gravy ..

:hurray:

That would do it for me, looking at adding a third when summer travel is done, will be a pound rescue.
Thanks for saving!!

Looks intelligent, and, maybe a little sneaky. Keep an eye on him for a while..

Hi Biscuit. Be a good boy. You won the doggie lottery.

Cool pup, reminds me of our first dog, Muffin. Got her from a local pound 40+ years ago.

:hurray::dance:

The only thing that matters, is that dog is filled with love. He'll give as good as he gets, if not more!

Thank you for adopting Biscuit! :angel: :thumbs::thumbs:
:cheers:

Congrats on the rescue :toast:

Morgan is our dog and also a rescue and approves :seasix:

NOT a little white Floriduh puppy mill dog. An actual person. :seasix:

Thank you for adopting a stray, too many people not wanting to do that anymore

Congrats to both of you! Rescued pups are the best!:seasix:

Nice!

Our little Bailey has been with us 2 weeks now. She is settling in really well. Forgot what it is like to have an actual puppy in the house.

Good Lord Almighty, what a handful and fun

Very likely. While obviously not a purebred, he has a lot of that in him!

To all who mentioned rescue...both my daughter's dogs and mine are shelter dogs or near rescues (i.e. "she's going to the shelter in a few days if I can't find a home for her." Thanks Liz :Jeff '79: ). I donate a few times a year to the Humane Society and bring food over along with blankets and towels. I can't really foster, so I do what I can. I dated someone who was very involved in rescue and learned firsthand what some of these poor animals go through.

Also...a teary moment...a pastor from a local church visited the shelter and blessed all the animals and gave them each a St. Francis medallion. Biscuit has it on his collar. I looked up the church and sent in a donation. The world needs more people like that. :angel:

So far he's adjusting very well. Buttermilk is showing him the ropes and also showing what her boundaries are, given the older lady that she is. There has been some play, eating and sleeping well, only one accident in the house when he first arrived that I chalk up to nerves. He's very lovable and happy. Looks like Grasshopper chose wisely.