Heeler - Black and White Spots

Picture this! You're 8 years old and you have just been brought into the principals office for ...supposedly...pouring glue on little Suzy's chair. Well you guessed it....little Suzy sat on it. The funny thing is...you didn't do it. Little Tommy did, but noone would suspect Little Tommy since he is the teachers pet and always looks & acts so innocent. So while the principal is yelling at you, you see Little Tommy peeking out from behind the principal sticking his tongue out at you. I think each and every one of us knows or has known a Little Tommy. Well Paw Placement knows Little Tommy as well, except his name is Nate. Nate is constantly sucking up to his foster mom and has to be by her side every second of the day. As soon as another dog or cat comes by he will make a grumble and then run behind his foster mom and hide. Nate was found wandering the streets in Tempe. He has a sweet disposition and has big black floppy ears that makes him completely irresitible. Nate should go to a home where the childeren are over the age of 8 or 9 years or to a home that understands the Heeler breed. With proper training and consistent structure, Nate will be a great addition for a new loving home.

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