AVAILABLE BASSET HOUNDS

Daisy and Duck recently had an outing at a friend’s house.  We thought it was time to update their story.  We invited our friend Tiffini from City Dweller Photography to join us to capture their personalities.

The basics that we want you to know: they are house-trained and crate-trained.  They weigh in the low to mid 50s.  They love their snacks.  And like many bassets, they have these funny and quirky rituals.  Plus, they love to be with their people and of course they like to snuggle!  As a bonded pair, they do love to sleep next to each other, on top of each other and simply touching each other!  And finally, they get along well with other dogs.

They were excited when they entered the new backyard and instantly started exploring.  They met new people with their basset-smiles.  They met a new child and ran around the yard with her. They gently took treats from people they had only just met. Of course, they ran around the yard together (they are bonded). But, they explored the yard separately as they burned their outdoor energy. 

Daisy’s white nose and white eyes distinguishes her from Duck’s white stripe down his nose and his big floppy gray ears.  Duck stands a little taller than Daisy.  The pictures show so much about these lovable bassets.  Their happy running, their floppy ears and polite posing (with just a little bit of coaching) are showcased in their new pictures.

Duck is unique in that he has a genetic condition; alopecia.  But, amazingly, he has grown very fine fur on the areas of his body affected by this condition.  So now, that bare-skin look on his back and sides is mostly gone.

Daisy and Duck are looking for their Forever Home. They love the quiet moments, the shared spaces, the feeling of family and the outdoor time.  Please consider this bonded pair if you are looking to add a basset to your family!