My Fur-Ever Home


 This is just one of the emails we got from one of the happy owners of there fur-ever friend.

 

"HAF
He has been truly amazing. Did ride home very  well and didn’t cry which surprised me. He did stomach sick a number of  times which made us very nervous but know that happens sometimes on  first day away from litter and is normal. He slept real well which  really surprised us since previous puppies carried on for a night or  two. His vet visit went well this am and he was very brave. He has not  had an accident in the house since he arrived...he has left his Mark in  the yard though which we are very happy about. He is listening very well  and my wife has him sitting on command which is amazing. We have  noticed that he is very treat motivated which should make training  easier. Hope you are all well

John"

Location: 10762 St Paul's Rd, Bealeton, VA 22712, USA

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