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I had to send this to you all to show you what life is like for Riley (formerly Iris). She and our other Doodle, Kobe, are pretty much together at all times. She has filled out a bunch patrols the perimeter of our yard like she owns the place. She is still a little reserved but is more willing to stop by for a scratch than she was before. She has bonded faster with the men in the house (much to the chagrin of my 14 year old daughter) and is happy to jump into my lap when I sit down.

We love her. We weren’t prepared for the full time shenanigans of two dogs around two years old, they rough house and play almost all the time.

Here I got them sitting still next each other (she’s the one in the left). Thank you for bringing her to us.

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Detroit Dog Rescue is Detroit's first no-kill shelter. Founded in February 2011, DDR helps between 80 to 120 dogs at any given time. Our rescue is known for taking animals in trouble that most regard as unadoptable and investing the time and training needed to rehabilitate and re-home these dogs. Detroit Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and licensed by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and holds a Platinum Award of Transparency through GuideStar.