Any Harry Potter fans? This pup is actually not a moaner at all. She's friendly and happy, but she does look a little forlorn in this pic so Moaning Myrtle it is.
Myrtle is food-motivated, shown here waiting for a little treat. She sheds very little and you can see her light colored coat and grey ears.
Myrtle is listed as a pug mix and her squatty snout and folded ears sure show it here. She's also rocking the curly pug tail. She's a love bug!
I love her face!!! The tail is the awesome!! Is she good with other dogs? How trainable is she? We are really thinking of adopting her, we have a 18 month old lab schnauzer mix and we are thinking Mertyle would be a great sister!!!
ReplyDeleteTina, we think she's a great little dog. She loves other dogs and needs a canine pal in her life. Myrtle loves me and my husband but loves our dog Bowser best. She loves playing with him or just laying in the dog bed together. I think because she's food motivated, she would be very trainable.
DeleteThanks Ann, i did fill out an ap for her yesterday. Can you tell me about how much she weighs? Do you know if she is good with children? We have a 5 year old grandaughter that comes to stay with us once a month. I am very excited to see if we are approved.
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Myrtle is is an adorable gal! I love your excitement over adopting her. She weighs about 16 lbs. I have not seen her interact with children, but have never seen her mean or bullying. The only problem I foresee is that she jumps up against people as most young dogs will do. We have had visitors at our house who have been so impressed by Myrtle. She was unfazed, being passed around from one persons' arms to another.
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