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This vivacious little girl is 3 years old. In her previous home she was with several other Goldens, including her siblings in a kind of a hoarding situation.  Because of this, her social skills with humans were limited and she tends to be a bit cautious of new people. On the other hand, being around 17 other dogs she was well socialized with other dogs. Timid at first, once she gets to know you, she can be affectionate and quite a Velcro dog. She tends to want to be where you’re at. She is a smaller golden, what we refer to as a field golden, weighing between 45-50 pounds.

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Trip is a sweet 3-year-old girl - sibling to Blue. Brought up in the same environment as Blue, Trip doesn’t know much. She does know she wants to be in your lap.....if you sit down,  she is there! She is a happy girl, who enjoys playing ball. She is a bit insecure and will sometimes grab on to your arm, like a puppy.

Trip is quiet, good with other dogs. She is small as well....we call them "pocket Goldens"....just the right cuddle size!

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Ricky is a very sweet 5 year old English Cream Golden. He was returned to CGRR due to him having separation anxiety. Ricky was adopted as a pup , and the folks who adopted him were active, going on lots of walks/hikes, going camping, and kept him busy. They had a couple of kids and their routine changed, as it does with young ones. We are not sure what exactly changed, but we feel that Ricky may not have been getting exercised enough, and kind of took a back seat. He did live with 2 other dogs, but that did not help his anxieties. He would get destructive when left alone. He needs to gain some self confidence.  

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It has been a bit of a stressful month at CGRR. Our special needs boy Shiloh had a seizure last month and another seizure the first week of August. This seizure lasted just over three minutes and was quite violent. We took Shiloh to the ER and while the doctor was examining him, he had another seizure, so they kept him overnight. They started him on a pretty hefty dose of Keppra and phenobarbital.  After meeting with the neurologist, the next week, it was decided to do another MRI on to see if there were any significant changes in his brain. They also did a CSF tap.

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