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Mike and Sue Kramer, who adopted Boris, agreed to go pick her up, evaluate her, and provide foster care. This proved to be quite a challenge. Jeep was trained to hunt and obedience trained but she was not friendly to Boris, who she did bite. Jeep had been put on drugs for spay incontinence and the Kramer's found her to be a psychologically strange V. At the advice of their vet, they took her off all drugs and she had no incontinence problems and her state of mind improved greatly. Jeep was also crated for long periods in her previous home which contributed to her problems. We felt that a family with previous V experience, and no children or older children, and no other dogs would work. The Lyon family in Scottsdale, AZ were the perfect fit. They had lost their rescue V to a heart attack at a young age and they needed to fill the void and their 3 teenage boys needed a buddy to take swimming, camping, and playing in the park. So on August 17, Mike Kramer drove Jeep from Pinedale, WY to Las Vegas, NV and the Lyons drove from AZ to adopt her.
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