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Cody
#09-513
At A Glance
- Age: 20 years, 10 months
- Breed: Golden Retriever
- Gender: Male
- Weight: 80.00 lbs
- Location: N/A
- Status: Deceased
Profile
We love you Cody! From Dave and Sandra It is my pleasure to (re)introduce Cody!
Cody is a 10 year old male (neutered) Golden Retriever. He was adopted through RAGOM 2 ½ years ago but was recently returned due to inappropriate elimination in the house.It didn’t take long to learn why he was having problems. We took him to the vet within 24 hours fostering him and learned that he has, what the vet called, “a raging urinary tract infection”. He was immediately prescribed an antibiotic and is on his way to feeling better. Cody is now also taking medication for an ear infection and swollen hocks. He has been with us for 5 days now. He did have an accident in our house the first day that we had him but hasn’t had any accidents since. He has free roam in the house.
Cody weighs 100 pounds and is 20 pounds overweight. We walk him once a day for 30 minutes. We will gradually increase the distance as his endurance builds up. Cody is not accustomed to going for walks. He is eating a reduced calorie, high quality dog food.
Cody enjoys tennis balls and playing fetch although we’re careful about having him run too much. He also likes to nap and to be near us. He chooses to be in the same room we are. He’s a typical Golden Retriever in most regards. He has the big blocky golden boy head too. He is not skittish or aggressive and gets along well with our 2 resident dogs. He doesn’t guard his food or his toys. He walks nicely on leash, albeit slowly. He is reported to get along well with children and cats. He rides nicely in the car and can jump in the back seat of my car without assistance.
Cody is looking for his forever home (again). This is a very nice, sweet, dog that will be a wonderful companion. He will not likely be a running partner but if you’re looking for a friend that will be loyal and loving and will enjoy a relaxed walk in the park, this is your guy. He’ll be content to lay with his head in your lap for hours but will still bark if the door bell rings. J
If you would like more information, or if you’d like to meet Cody, please contact your placement advisor.
