Chaz-Ma-Taz~Adopted

02/15/13 Update:  Chaz is one of those dogs that gets overlooked because he is so easy.  He has no issues, he has not been abused, he has been loved all of his life.  He’s just easy peasy!  What you see is what you get!  He likes to look over the yard and watch attentively, he is fully crate-trained, quiet, and obedient.  He’d be a great dog to take to work, and he loves to go for car rides.

Click on this Video Link to see a silly video I did with him this morning!

I had Chaz several months ago, however, his original owners found him on Petfinder and asked me if I would return him.  I did.  Last week, they informed me that they were moving and couldn’t take him with.  Depressing to say the least.

Chaz is back with us, and the next time he is moved, it will be forever.  He’s a wonderful dog, I really missed him when he left.  If you are lonely, and would like a dog that’ll have long conversations with you, Chaz is your man!  He’s very entertaining! Here’s his history:

History:  So while Saturday, May 12th was Jake’s one year adoption anniversary, Yesterday, Julie delivered this stray to my door from Jacksonville. His name is Chaz but he reminds me so much of Jake. He’s just an awesome dog!  If you have been following TDL for a year, you should remember how much I adored Jake!  He is being fostered in the Jacksonville area.

Chaz is at the vet right now, he is heartworm negative.  He weighs in at 54 pounds, but could afford to shed a few pounds!  My Vet confirmed that he is about five years old.  Chaz sings!  So somewhere in his past, there must be a teaspoon of Husky in him to have such a gorgeous voice… the voice of a tenor. I was wondering if he could be the next American Idol… but then I thought competing on The Voice would be better… they wouldn’t know that he’s just a dog until they turn their chairs around!  When Chaz started his serenade, I immediately thought of Luna, the Singing Husky.  Even thought it’s been over two years, I still miss this gorgeous girl!

His photo album can be viewed on Facebook.

Foster Update:  While Chaz was distant at first, he is quickly warming up.  He has recovered from his neuter surgery, and is doing great.

This morning he came to me, and wanted a hug!  What a big teddy bear he is!  Chaz is very well balanced.  He has great manners, he doesn’t jump on people.  He is very respectful, and very gentle.  He wasn’t crate trained when he first arrived, and now he eagerly goes into his crate.  I think I’ll be seeing Chaz’s personality blossom every day!  He’s a joy to foster.

If it wasn’t for Chaz, I don’t think I would’ve been able to pin point Max’s personality.  Having the two of them has helped me identify their uniqueness.