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I have a totally open mind, if this is someone's pup. At this point, no one has called, no one has asked about it, and I will go one step further and see if he has a microchip. Probably the only way he has that is if he was already at the shelter and someone adopted him. Otherwise, I doubt anyone went to the expense of having one put in, although I know they are not that expensive.
He actually is trying to come out of his shell. (Pic from my cell phone, so it's small, sorry.)
This morning he came out from under the end table, and tried to play with the other dogs who were playing tug of war. Denali, the brindle Boston, keeps bringing her toys to him, so at one point he had 4 toys laying next to him. She's trying her best.
Tomorrow, when I start digging my new pond, I will be outside all day and he will get a chance to see that I'm not there to hurt him, he can wander where ever he wants to go. I'm just glad he feels safe enough here to have gotten out of the pen yesterday, and still stayed in the yard. That's a good sign, right?!
He actually is trying to come out of his shell. (Pic from my cell phone, so it's small, sorry.)
This morning he came out from under the end table, and tried to play with the other dogs who were playing tug of war. Denali, the brindle Boston, keeps bringing her toys to him, so at one point he had 4 toys laying next to him. She's trying her best.
Tomorrow, when I start digging my new pond, I will be outside all day and he will get a chance to see that I'm not there to hurt him, he can wander where ever he wants to go. I'm just glad he feels safe enough here to have gotten out of the pen yesterday, and still stayed in the yard. That's a good sign, right?!