Honey Bear

I am trying a new home to see if i like it. What a gorgeous girl is this beautiful dog! not only is she beautiful on the outside but she is a loving and kind soul as well. We think honey bear has been eating too much honey as she has a little bit of a tummy but, with some regular exercise and a healthy balanced diet, honey bear will soon be trim, taut and terrific. Her foster carer is making sure that she is getting plenty of exercise and she is now having her meals loving prepared so that she will be looking like a supermodel before we know it! honey bear still has lots of energy despite her ample figure and when she wags her tail most of her body wags along with it. She is in foster care with two small male dogs and one female and gets on equally as well with both so there is no aggressive behaviour at meal time. Honey bear is very partial to snoozing on a comfy lap and it's not long before she is sound asleep in pure contentment. Honey bear will sleep all night long and is very well house trained, giving you a look and walking to the door to let you know she needs to go out. Honey bear would be suitable as an only dog if her new owner was at home for most of the time as she just loves the company of a kind and attentive human friend and she would make a very faithful and loyal companion. Honey bear would be equally as content living with a family with older children who would make her a special member of the family but she is none too pleased at having to share the limelight with a cat. Honey bear is a house dog and must have access to indoors at all times. Honey bear comes desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed, on heartworm prevention and with nsw local council lifetime registration for $400 and is not available for adoption outside nsw. She has also had a recent dental (teeth cleaned under anaesthetic). If you would like more information on honey bear or to arrange to meet her, please phone 0466 690916 (between 8am and 7pm only) or email using adoption enquiry as your subject heading. Before phoning or emailing, please check denise's rescued dogs in foster care on www. Paws. Com. Au for any updated photos and to mak