All of the animals posted on our site have been temperament tested. While not all are in the immediate area, once we have processed and approved your application, we will move the dog to our adoptive area for you to meet, greet and hopefully adopt. Sometimes we will have more than one application on a dog. That does not mean it automatically goes to another family but you should be aware of the fact that until you are approved and set up for the meet/greet.. the dog could get adopted by another applicant.

Grady was pulled from a shelter where he found himself after his owner passed away.  When he was first pulled, he was stunned, not knowing what had happened to his person and his home.  Within just a few days of one on one, he morphed back into the perfect dog, the way he has been all his life.  Excited and happy to see his foster - tail wagging, but no rude behavior.  He walks nicely on a leash and rides well in a car.  He has not made a sound since he's been there.  He seems to love the dog bed in his room.  He's a really good, sweet, calm, and gentle boy.  Anybody would love him.  He also appears to be house trained.  Gives little licks now and seeks out attention - gently.  He has been great with cats, and all dogs - big or small.  Wouldn't hurt a fly.  Now he jumps in his fosters car when it is time for a ride and rides - untethered and quietly in the back seat.  He loves to go for leash walks, and he is eating well.  He's not a ravenous eater and his foster is giving him all sorts of good stuff so his weight will get back on and he is loving that.  He had been grieving and not eating. His foster said he is a dream dog and if she didn't have a full house...he'd be staying there. This sweet boy is ready for his forever home. He has had all his shots and he is ready to go!
NOTE: Since we at RORR have had him, we have discovered that he is sweet but scared of new people, especially kids. Housebroken and crate trained. Super sweet and gentle to me and my senior dog. Can be frightened by cars going by and strollers seem to scare him. He seems scared of cats.
UPDATE: We are asking for a fenced yard for Grady. His foster says: "He is best in a home with a fenced back yard and if possible, another friendly dog to play with. He loves, loves, loves running free in the back yard. It makes him so happy." 

If you are interested in Grady, please contact:

rorrcanine@gmail.com   

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