Adopt a English Setter / Mixed (medium coat)

Meet Morgan and Libby, otherwise known as the twins. They are approximately one year old 

English Setter mixes

. Morgan is a male 

and has a large black spot near the base of his tail,

 Libby a female 

and she is the smaller of the two.

 They came to us housebroken 

and 

well socialized with people

, so at some point they had someone who cared for them. 

Both are crate trained, 

but only spend a few hours at a time in their crates. 


 
They can be adopted together or separately as



 

both are very other-dog oriented and both need to be with another dog in their new home.

 

B
oth 

dogs are 

very good with both the elderly and the very young, but as they like to jump, neither of them should be in a home where young children or disabled elderly live.

Morgan and Libby

 are typical adolescents and are still into stealing and tearing up whatever they can get.

 Both do well in day care. 

They are not walked daily on leash, but when they walk f
ro
m the car to day care on leash they do very well.

 Lib

by

 plays with the little dogs and 

she plays

 gently with 

them

, but Morgan 

tends to 

hang with the people until he gets to know the other dogs. 

When Libby and Morgan play together, they tend to play rough with a lot of growling and snarling taking place.

 

Libby tends to be a food guarder, so the dogs are fed in separate places in the house. 

Both Morgan and Libby are big eaters, probably a result of being emaciated at the time they were rescued. 

They are being

 t

aught

 to sit for treats and respect the one-at-a-time rule.

Morgan is a counter-surfer and since he is very tall, he has a long reach. Morgan is a typical 

s
etter

 boy, in that he absolutely loves to be cuddled and kissed and has become very 

foster 

Mommy-centered. 

Morgan is the more vocal of the two and he loves, LOVES to play. 

He has never bitten, but sometimes he will sneak in a nip while playing.

 

Morgan, more than his sister Libby, needs to be in a home with another dog

The
se are

 really great dogs 

that can’t help that they are going through their “teenage” years. Without a doubt, once they mature, they will be a wonderful addition to any family.