My name is Echo!  Why such a unique name? A name that means (of a sound) that is repeated or reverberate after the original sound has stopped. In Greek mythology, Echo was a mountain nymph whose ability to speak was cursed, leaving her able only to repeat the last words spoken to her. While I can speak (and love to), what I can't do is hear. 

 

Want to know what's so special about deaf dogs?!  You can vacuum and I won't care! Amazon delivery person knocks on the door, I'm none the wiser. And even better, those 4th of July fireworks, no problem!  My love language is treats and making my people happy!  Show me a sign to sit, shake, or "come here" and I am happy to oblige. While I am still learning lot's of tricks and commands, I am loving it!

 

My favorite place is near my people.  I live with two teenagers, and boy, am I excited to see them whenever they are around. Running zoomies in the yard is fun, but what's more fun is getting back on the couch next to someone who has a good bone for me to chew on.  While I've only met my foster dog brother and sister briefly, I can't wait to spend more time with them in the yard and have them show me the ropes (and literally, I love to tug on ropes). 

 

I know I'm special, and would love to meet you and show you what a good girl I am and all the things I've learned so far.  I'm grateful for SEPR taking me into a home so I could thrive outside of the shelter, because special girls like me deserve a special family!

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More info to come...

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Reminder: puppies are like new born babies! A LOT of work and even when “raised right” we give no guarantees to who their individual personalities will develop into as adults. We are looking for families who clearly understand this and willing to “wow” us with their canine leadership and knowledge. Love will need to be guaranteed for LIFE, not just when they are small, cute, and cuddly.

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Review SEPR’s adoption process and guidelines:

https://www.pitrescue.org/adoption

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**Families with children 5 years of age and under wanting to adopt puppies will be reviewed on a

case-by-case basis. Raising a puppy properly takes a lot of time, and we understand that in families with small children, time can be a limited commodity.

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO ECHO'S FOSTER FAMILY FOR THEIR TIME AND DONATIONS: 

Ashley & Tony