Jordan

I have big news to share to the RAGOM community- I GOT ADOPTED!!!!!!!

My amazing new family had been trying to coordinate a visit for about a month now but the schedules did not match up. This weekend though the stars aligned and they were able to come see me and even brought their resident dog. It is safe to say we hit if off, because I am now officially a member of their family! I want to thank everyone who has helped me on the way from transporters, boarders, and foster families, if it was not for the amazing people at RAGOM I would not have met my forever family! 

 From Kathleen G

 Wishes for your family to find you. Clarice

Hi RAGOM, it's me Jordan! I have been busy this past month, I got to go to my foster moms hometown for two weeks for the holidays! I got pretty spoiled this Christmas, I got a 2 foot long rawhide bone, new dog bed, new leash, and sweater to wear on the really cold days. I even got to meet the REAL SANTA!!!

He really liked me and even let me sit on this lap. We are back home now and one of my new favorite spots to lay is in the shower, yes I know I am kinda weird.

I have been spending a lot of time with the neighbor doggy while foster mom works and we have tons of fun, running around and playing! Foster mom likes when I do this because then I go to bed early!

Hi, RAGOM! Jordan has had a busy few weeks. Over Thanksgiving, he got to go with one of his FMs to her family's lake cabin. He loved trying to run out on the frozen lake, even though he wasn't very successful :) It was a 5-hour car ride and he did wonderfully, watching out the window when he wasn't sleeping.

This week, he was going to go to the mall and get a picture with Santa, but they closed early, so he didn't get a chance. We were so bummed that one of his other FMs got creative and dressed him up in his outfit at the house and made her own version of a Santa picture! Honestly, is he not the cutest little guy you have ever seen?!

I know previously, it was written that Jordan does not get along well with smaller dogs, but this week, we have had a Beagle and a Pug in the house and they have been running around nonstop. Jordan knows that he can play with the smaller dogs, but he needs to be gentler.

This growing boy is still looking for his forever home! Let you placement advisor know if you have room in your heart and home for him!

Jordan has decided that he likes the snow, but not how cold it is on his paws. So, we are going to try buying him some booties and see if that helps him enjoy being outside! Jordan has been our foster dog for about a month now - this is what we think he needs in a forever family:

• No Cats.
• Kids would be fine, but not under 10 because he plays rough.
• Another dog in the house who likes to play.
• Someone who likes to run or spend time outside and would enjoy the company.
• He is still a puppy, so has lots of energy that needs to be burned.
• Have a home where Jordan is free to explore.
• Not necessary, but he would love to continue getting to sleep on the bed or couch.

If you think Jordan sounds like a match let your placement advisor know!

Hello, RAGOM, it's Jordan coming to you live from Duluth!

This week, my foster moms thought it was a good idea to get me into the Christmas spirit and they got me Christmas PJ's and reindeer antlers! Surprisingly, I LOVE my new pajamas and I wear them to bed every night now, the reindeer antlers not so much. I am still looking for a forever home!

Wouldn't it be awesome for Jordan to find his forever home by Christmas?! Do you think that might be you? If so, contact your placement advisor and we can set up a meeting.

Hi, everyone...it's Jordan! I am perfectly settled into my new foster home in Duluth and I have 3 foster moms who love me oh so much!! I love going on runs down by Lake Superior with one of my Foster Moms. I can run for 3 miles before getting tired. I have a lot of puppy energy, so I need lots of exercise during the day or I like to stay up late. Foster mom has been letting me sleep in her bed with her and she keeps telling me that I am a bed hog (which I am not). This weekend, I saw snow for the first time, and I love to eat it! My foster moms have lots of doggy friends come over to play with me and I am always the perfect gentleman, and even let them play with my toys!

I'm already neutered, up-to-date on all my vaccinations, and ready for my forever home. If you think you can handle an adorable young man in your home and are able to keep up with me, let your placement advisor know!

Hey there,

Jordan here - Foster Mom says maybe if I get out there and tell people how cool I am, there might be a family I can call my own.

Admittedly, I do like to get into things; sometimes foster mom gets grouchy with me, like when I try to add toe holes in her socks, or when I pick up my water dish and accidentally spill it -- WHAT, it looked fun?!!! I do these things because I am so curious and so busy. I just LOVE exploring everything.

Foster Mom says I am a little bit too curious, and she does her best to get my attention with a game of tug or fetch. That usuallly works, but I must say I LOVE treats and I will do my best to figure out how to get them. Mostly, I run around doing a happy dance when I am not sure, and that seems to make her smile.

She also says I am smarter than she is. I remember everything, like where she put that sock I am not supposed to have, or where she put that Kong I finished earlier. I walk around and point them out to her, and sometimes she forgets that she did not put it up high enough and BOOM - the chase is on. This is the most fun ever. I prance my cute butt around and try to get anyone (foster brother dogs are the best) or mom to chase me.

Anyway, we are pretty sure the only reason I have not been adopted yet is because I don't look Golden, but Foster mom tells me all the time how HANDSOME I am. I must say I do have "it."

Let your placement advisor know if you are interested in meeting me! I am TOTALLY worth it!

XOXO

Jordan

If there are any adopters out there who are open to the idea of a cute and spunky mix--please let your placement advisor know. Jordan is a very good boy who deserves to start his life with his forever family. He just needs someone who is willing to look past the fact that he does not look like a Golden. He is VERY handsome just as he is.

Jordan like any 1-year-old pup, needs to get his daily exercise or he gets a little rowdy. He is very soft, takes treats like a perfect gentleman, is getting better and better on walks, loves to go for a ride in the car, and just wants to have fun!

If you want a happy-go-lucky companion, give RAGOM a call.

All is well. Jordan is making lots of progress. He is pretty good in the crate, he is sleeping longer at night, he is getting better on the leash. He is just waiting to find a family to keep working with him.

He is totally ready for a home. If you are interested in adopting a very sweet mix, let your placement advisor know.

This is Jordan. He is pretty much perfect, just waiting for his forever home. He does not look Golden, but he sure is cute, 42 lbs. of fun-loving goofiness.

Jordan here. Hello out there. Look how cute I am, look how sweet I am. I am seriously just waiting for my forever home. I love my people, I don't love cats, I love other dogs, I love going for walks, I am crate trained, I am SO soft, and if I do say so myself - I am very handsome.

Please call your advisor and tell them you would like to meet me.

Sincerely,

Jordan

Does it get any cuter than this?

A good puppy is a tired puppy. After much wrestling, Jordan (on the end table) and the resident dog take a nap.

Jordan was a complete gentleman at the Petco meet and greet. He was almost out-cuted by the 3 puppies there, but he held his own. He is really going to be a very nice dog.

Jordan is waiting to meet his forever family. He is very sweet, smart, and rambunctious. He loves to go on walks, and he loves loves loves his food and treats.

He doesn't look much like a Golden, but he is the most pleasing mix he could be.

If you have room in your heart and home for an adorable mix, call your placement advisor.

Now that we have had Jordan for week, we can really see a lot of his VERY cute personality. This dog has it in SPADES.

Here are some stats:

• NO cats - he thinks they are delicious.
• Would do best with older children - he is still pretty mouthy.
• Is great on a Gentle Leader, but a regular flat collar - forget about it.
• He is BUSY, so he would benefit from lots of exercise and/or a dog buddy that loves to play.
• He is so soft.
• About 45 lbs.
• We think he is a Golden/Husky mix, but who knows.
• About 95% potty trained.
• Very friendly with other dogs - squirrels not so much.
• While he is not a huge fan of his crate, he is getting pretty good in it.

Please call your placement advisor if you are at all interested in a sweet, goofy mix. He is going to make a great dog.

Hi, everyone!

All I can say is that I am a happy, bouncy puppy who pretty much lives to play and give kisses. Are you interested in a squirmy, goofy bundle of love? Well then, call your placement advisor - I am the pup for you!

P.S.: Call fast because I will not be available for long. Some lucky family is going to snap me right up!

Jordan will be at the Shakopee event on the 20th of September.

Hey, y'all. I am Jordan. I hail from Georgia. Foster mom says I am a bit if a rapscallion - she says that because she thinks it sounds southern for: a bundle of puppy energy. Even though I have a lot of energy, I am really very good. I am pretty sure I am 100% potty trained. I learned how to go through the doggie door like it was nothing, and I take treats very nicely. When foster mom says, "Sit," I plant my butt right on the ground. So maybe I need a little work on the leash, and so maybe I am a whiney butt in the crate, but foster mom says she is going to get me whipped into shape in no time. I think I will find a real home really quickly because I have a devil-may-care attitude and a jaunty personality. Here are my stats:

• 1 year old
• Short and very soft coat
• I am mostly golden in color with some white on my back and paws
• I am only 45 lbs, so I will be EASY PEASY
• I do need a lot of exercise, but no more than any other healthy 1-year-old

Please contact your placement advisor quickly if you are interested in me. I am telling you I am going to be adopted quickly!

I am practicing my obedience and leash skills. Today, we worked on the sit command and walking with a Gentle Leader. I'm bragging because I am one smart dog. I learned to sit after only two or three attempts. The hot dog rewards did help me a lot. I don't like the Gentle Leader. However, it does help me focus on walking like a big dog, instead of acting like a goofy puppy baby. The humans keep saying, "Good dog." I don't jump on folks with the Gentle Leader. I just focus on my business and do what these two-legged folks want in order to keep getting those yummy hot dogs.

I did so well I will be at Goldzilla Sept. 14. Check me out, the cute one with the curly tail.