Bella is a 14 year old pup that we rescued 4 years ago. She is a very good girl and we have no idea why anyone ever gave her up! She really has never done anything terrible since we rescued her except maybe chew some tissues out of the bathroom trash (eww) but we since have moved it out of reach and I was never able to catch her in the act! I snapped this picture while she was sitting on the steps, looking super sorry but she didn’t even do anything wrong!
Veru
Yeah, because she may have been punished for no reason before. Poor little thing, she is so cute
sowingmildoats
I had an older rescue dog who misbehaved, or acted like she had misbehaved, simply to get attention. It was the only way anyone in her original family paid any attention to her. So sad.
Martha Donaldson
My little poodle was adopted at 3 months and acted this way a lot. It has taken us nearly two years to convince this little guy that he is loved, cared for, safe and adorable. Lots of cuddling and walking and talking finally brought him around Now he’s outgoing, bright and happy. Good dog.
Mary Heller
The kind of people that dump their dog at a shelter when they become 10 yrs old, are likely the same types who dishonor their parents in their days of need and care. What a cruel thing to do. I’m glad you found this baby and brought her home. So many people make this world ugly, and people like you make it beautiful again.
madisonpage
Yup, not everyone believes that s/he will have to answer to God BUT, like it or not, everyone has to answer to Karma. 🙂
Rita
That’s what I was thinking! Poor baby probably has been punished and yelled at before so she now has a guilt complex. I’m glad you have her now because you really seem to love her!
Christina
She’s beautiful! Good to know she was adopted 🙂 Senior dogs deserve it so much.
Grumpy
Step 1: Look sad or ashamed
Step 2: Get treats
Well……..did she sucker you into a treat?
Susy
Awwww. Poor thing needs a hug, treats and a belly rub!
Pupfly
I’m so glad she found you to adopt her. Senior dogs rock!