Adopt a English Setter / Mixed (medium coat)

Cody (male) is one of 9 puppies born to

Momma Seeley after she came into Rescue.

 

Sweet, sweet, sweet! That is the general consensus people have about this litter of pups. From the people that have helped with transports to the adopters, I have had nothing but positive comments on this litter. With that being said, Cody is still available, and he is the only remaining pup out of this litter of sweet babies.

 

Cody is a 4 month old English Setter mix that weighs 37 pounds,  is current on all his vaccines, heart worm, flea/tick, 

and is an overall healthy little guy. Cody currently lives in his foster home with 5 other resident dogs. Whereas he is a young and energetic pup, he is very respectful of his foster siblings. The combination of being a fast learner and his desire to please, Cody is quick to comply with their warning 

signals. I use the term energetic puppy because puppies do have spurts of energy followed by a nap. Cody is not a high 

energy pup, he does not go non-stop all day. Cody does enjoy stretching his legs and running, but he also enjoys his 

down time where he can play with a toy, chew on a bone or lie in your lap for some cuddles and kisses.

 

The other pups from this litter have gone to homes with young children, other dogs, cats or, they were going to be an only dog. Each pup adjusted very easily in their new environment and continue to thrive according to the updates that I receive. My feelings are that Cody will adjust to any environment just as easily as his siblings.



If you are interested in adopting sweet Cody, please fill out an application. This little guy is eager to get his own family!!

 

 

Pupdate: As the pups are getting adopted, the dynamics of the remaining pups are changing. Cody does still enjoy watching TV, if something catches his attention, but he also enjoys playing with his siblings 

or simply relaxing on the couch with a rawhide or toy. Poor Cody still continues to look worried, but we find his wrinkles adorable. Cody is doing well with the verbal commands that we use such as No, Stop, 

Down and Good Boy.



Cody continues to be an affectionate little boy. He enjoys ear rubs and back scratches and is happy to show his appreciation with puppy kisses. As his siblings are getting adopted, he continues to relax and 

adjust with the remaining crew. I have changed my original opinion of Cody, not because he was rambunctious or pushy, but because he was more of a follower and THAT caused him to get a little rough with the others. Now that he has grown and matured a little, he is more likely to observe first and 

make better decisions on how he plays. Cody is hoping for a forever home this New Year!!!