Update From My Foster Home

When I took her to the vet last week she weighed 13 pounds. She is a good puppy. I thought taking on a deaf puppy would be more difficult, but she is just like a regular puppy. Harmony is very smart & learning quickly. She has mastered the sign for sit & come. We are working on some more with the help of some books that will be included whenever she is adopted. Prospective adopters don't need to have deaf dog experience, just dog experience is enough.

Harmony is doing well in foster care. She is a very happy puppy.Harmony has been so good about going potty outside. She loves romping out in the snow too. Harmony also likes to snuggle up to us when she gets tired & it is so sweet. She does have a herniated umbilical, but that can easily be fixed whenever she is spayed.

Exploring is Fun

I can climb this tree.

Hide 'n Seek

Why can't I hide?

I Want Up Too.

First Night in Foster Care.

I want up there too.

A little stretching room please.

This is comfy

Sweet Dreams

Foster Mom: "At first I thought things were not going to work, but Winstin is her friend right now and is even showing her how to potty outside."

Humble Beginnings

This is where I lived before IBR came and my brothers and sisters stayed behind, because they weren't deaf! There's nothing I can't do. You'll see.But why can't I stay?
Are you sure I can't stay with my family here?
One last nap together.