I know that is so sad..that 10 years almost in dogs life! But glad he was adopted in a wonderful home!! I think i need to go adopt another dog for my girl!
Hes a very young dog with a full life in front of him. And he wasn't abused, just not given the attention he should have had. A blank slate, no bad behaviors that he picked up. Health, and many good days ahead. One of my boys spent his first year with an owner dying from cancer. His second year was spent tied to a tree. He was an ill mannered brute with a great heart. He's 16. Remembers nothing from the bad years as far as I can tell. He has his cgc, cgx-a, BN, RN and several herding titles from a non akc herding club. Other than agility, which he despised for some reason, he did almost everything my dogs with papers can do. He just couldn't do the beauty pagent portion.
The shelter did nothing to help him get adopted. How he behaved in the very first video, would have made most people look elsewhere. He did not know how to socialize, and was scared at everything and everyone. He stood there staring only at the door of the room with his back to the family for like an hour. He was anti-social, but not his fault. Shame on this shelter. Some shelters do more than just provide a hunk of concrete to sleep on and food, they actually interact with animals, socialize them to people and other dogs, and take them outside each day. That's what a good shelter does.
Thank you for introducing us to Pollux, he reminds me a lot of my girl "Jif" who my adopted in Phoenix, AZ during one of their drives to get their animals adopted. She was the only dog that sat in the far corner of her cell (that's the only thing I can call it), head hanging, trying to make herself as small as possible, while all around her all the other dogs were competing for attention. It took us a few passes before we decided to pick her & through all the chaos she practically led us to my grandmother who sat out in the yard, with all those kids, parents, other dogs, stood in front of her, put her head on nana's knee & gave a slow wag of the tail in the hope that we would pick her. Well, that's all it took for dad to be convinced, he said "that's the one" and off we went to finalize the paperwork. While he was doing that, I took her out to the parking lot for a little walk before we headed home, she squatted for about 1:00, never saw a dog pee for that long, took a few steps and went #2. By the time we got home, she was a completely different dog, no more sad dog, she had what I used to call "crazy face", with the tongue hanging out & the eyes so big & she KNEW she was home for good. The only history we got was that she was rescued from an abusive situation & just had a litter of puppies. I wish I could have seen them, I bet they were adorable cuz mum was. She was the gentlest soul and how someone could abuse her makes me so angry. Her reaction to men in uniform told us that her original owner was either a cop, a postal worker or someone in the service. Sorry, I've just gone on & on here, I'll keep updating on the antics of Pollux et al, if you keep posting them, they're very entertaining.
love the videos.. what size did you get for Pollux? and can you share the link for Pollux' bed- the one I link to with the link looks different(color). thank you
Dogs do smile, without a doubt! :) I got a romanian shelter-dog here who's just the same funny energetic clown in the house, he also smiles like crazy :) Love how you enjoy him and gave him a wonderful home!
Yes, he is constantly smiling. And his smiles make me smile too :) Thank you so much for adopting and loving the anxious dog who might feel abandoned :)
i had the same sleeping issue with my rescue- I would think that he slept with one eye open. It took about 6 months for him to realize that this was his forever home. He was returned 4 times to the shelter. But I have him 5 years now and he is the best dog ever
The way I ended up with my dog was when I called to return him, please don’t judge me because I didn’t know better back then. The rescue never told me that he was abused, much less to the extreme amount and years of abuse he went through. He would shake so violently at anything to the point that he’d pee all over himself. I originally signed up for a normal dog. When I got him for the week long meet and greet, I got him and a bottle of Paxil antidepressants. The same antidepressant that humans take. The first day I left him alone, he destroyed every single special order wooden blind in my home. My house looked like a crack house for 3 weeks until the new ones arrived. Anyway, that happened after I signed the adoption papers. As long as he didn’t hurt a person like this, we were fine. It was $1750 but he’s more important. Anyway, when I called to return him, they told me that he had been returned 4 times, like it was no big deal. That’s when I knew Roscoe was my dog. I told them that dogs are not refundable. It was the first time I ever worked with a dog of such extreme abuse. Now, I have two dogs that are survivors of extreme abuse. They’re extremely spoiled and happy. I am honored to be their human. I pray they feel the same way about me. Pollux is blessed to have you and you’re blessed to have him. When you saw his profile, I honestly believe that it was a sign from above that y’all were meant to be. #polluxrocks
@@marytouchstone1 fyi you replied to my comment not to the video. And do animal rescue and shame that the shelters do not do home visits or explain to first time rescue owners to never leave the dog unattended in the house.
I love that you never gave up on him and accepted all his flaws and loved him from the beginning ❤️❤️❤️ people give up too soon because animals don’t learn right away
So happy he has a happy, loving home with a family willing to take the time to learn to be a dog. I have been rescuing dogs and cats for years, we now have 14 dogs and 3 cats. They may have started as rescues but are all a part of our PACK! I live in central Louisiana and there aren’t any shelters so we find them on the road, sometimes in horrible conditions. Now like Pollux, they are safe and well loved!
Castor and Pollux are twins in Greek mythology. If you haven’t already read about that, you’ll find it interesting. A rather unusual name for a puppy at the pound. I wonder if he came in with a twin brother? Bless you for rescuing him and being such a thoughtful mom. He looks so content now.
My cheeks were aching by the time I finished watching this, I was smiling so much especially seeing him in his new bed. Thank you so much for changing his life.
I'm not a dog person, but I truly enjoy Pollux. He seems like a herder. He keeps an eye on everyone, he nips what's around him, he ranges while he walks...he's a star.
@@tedradearr1530 I have a border collie and he tried to herd other dogs at the dog park when he was younger. Then when they wouldn't, he'd bark one bark and stop. Now he doesn't do that anymore.
I rescued a dog named Thomas. He was left at a shelter after being hit by a car...fractured pelvis, brain trauma, bruised shoulder, eye that bounce back and forth. He was in such pain, when he came to me to be fostered. I have a 9 yr old trained therapy dog. She is a lab. Bailey, would lay next to him and take toys to him! She mothered him. He was in a lot of pain and standing was painful. Bailey was his model on “how to dog!” He watched her and just did what he did. Amazing they bonded like your too! We fell in love with Thomas and before the week was out, I became a foster mom failure. Bailey and I adopted Thomas...he is here forever. He had a lot of things to learn, but he is such a lover boy. I really relate to what you are going through. Every day is a new experience....oh Thomas chewed the corner of my baseboard so bones were replaced instead of the baseboard...he didn’t know he couldn’t do that until I showed him. Training had to start immediately, so he didn’t learn any behavior that wasn’t acceptable. “No” became the first word he learned.
I just was released from the hospital a few hours ago and stumbled upon this video. My dear husband and I always owned all sorts of Collies. For the past 6 years, after our last Collie died, we own a really adorable and loving Pomchi. Our first time owning a small dog. We absolutely love him, of course. We live in a retirement community at the Shore. Lots and lots of deer, wild turkeys, groundhogs, squirrels, and only one mean neighbor who chases them all away from her yard. She doesn't like animals at all and there's a very nice apple tree in our yard which animals come to eat. I believe it's God's way of feeding all sorts of wildlife, including humans, if you ask me. I don't know her at all, so enough about that lol. Sorry. It made me feel so good watching your videos and seeing how much you care about precious animals. ❤Thank you for cheering up an old lady who loves dogs and all animals and birds alike. My goodness, that sure is a loving family and those are awesome dogs.
God Bless you and your loving family. I can relate to everything on your video, and share your approach. Dogs just want to please us, love us and be loved themselves. I never understand when people get angry about a pet accident, it’s almost always a misunderstanding, or medical problem but we must consider how would we get along in a new environment, completely foreign? We learn from our pets and they from us. But initially they have no idea what the new owner wants and don’t know how to communicate in our language. I wish everyone would stop and try to see things from an animals view. People who expect perfect behavior all the time, and immediately would do well to look in the mirror before raising their voice. Picture themselves in a foreign environment and what to do when you can’t communicate with anyone. Nigh5 time is my favorite because all the pets pile into bed and soon there is the peaceful sound of everyone snoring softly or purring and then I am lulled to sleep too! It’s so uplifting to see people like you and your family in a world that desperately needs a little love and peace.
Pollux is herding and is a super vigilant dog. It''s heartbreaking to see a beautiful dog like this not know how to 'dog.' His reaction to his bed was adorable. He'll likely go through a new puppy stage where he tries to relearn how to be part of his pack.
We have a female dog that looks so much like Pollux they could be siblings.. Her name is Gracie, well she was about 10 to 12-week old when she came to our door on one very cold night, it was about 9F° outside and she scratched at our door wanting in and of course we let her in.. We found out she was the neighbor's puppy that lived down the road, she had no shelter, well she had a cardboard box..if you call that a shelter.. A single mother with three children had owned her...we found out they all was very abusive toward her.. So we kept her, took her to the vet, she received her shots and we had her spade....and that was 6-yrs ago.. God Bless y'all for adopting Pollux, I know he has a great home with a wonderful family.. Thank you for posting yours and Pollux's story...
Sweet Gracie landed in the arms of Loving Animal ANGELS🐶😇~ BLESS your family for saving that Little Fur-Baby Girl...May you ALL be BLESSED with many wonderful years together❤🌠:)
God bless you and thank you for adopting Pollux. I have a shelter dog, a Yorkie named Marley, who had issues when I adopted him. He knew NOTHING, not even his name. He was three years old and didn't know his name. He was not housebroken. It was horrible, but we got through it after 1 1/2 years. Now he is the BEST dog, but it took a lot of love and patience.
Pollux loves his new bed, he's just super excited by it since it's so fluffy and comforting, the collars are cool and it's so nice how much care they both get! So happy they've become friends and play together, Pollux will give Maxie longevity, such a beautiful pair, again thank you for transforming his life!
I agree 100%, of all the family members this will be the best for Maxxie who will have a canine companion to have fun with. No doubt it will extend his life and happiness!!!!
Aww Pollux struck gold with you! He’s living the life of Riley! I did the same thing! I went to our local humane society and told them I wanted to adopt the dog that’s was least likely to be adopted. They introduced my to our Sid! He is the scruffiest chihuahua mix ever! He’s our baby and we love him dearly! So excited for you and Pollux!
I recently stumbled upon your channel primarily because I love stories of dogs in shelters that are given a chance for a wonderful life with a family that loves them. Pollux definitely struck gold with you guys. You are excellent telling your stories about your dogs and how they progress and interact. Thank you for giving that beautiful dog a chance.
Pollux is so handsome! I'm so happy to hear how well he's doing! He's so lucky to have found such a wonderful family who will give him all the love he deserves!
He acts as happy as can be. You can see him relaxing and trusting his environment! He’s thriving and he will continue to tweek his behavior as he continues to learn how to be a dog. God bless him. God bless y’all for providing such an awesome home for him. It’s a whole new existence for him- he’s learning what it is to have his own pac !
Pollux with his new bed, hilarious! It must had felt great for him when he had his nose deep in the pile and going around. I really did laugh out loud! Great how the two boys are playing together like mad things. What fun! Pollux really did land on all four paws being adopted into your family. Love.
Hi in the UK!! Pollux is a sweet boy....and Maxxie and Pollux have become BFFs. They play together, sleep together, eat together, and run around together. It's so sweet to see their bond.
Such a beautiful story. These days we need more stories with happy endings. God bless you and your family for your kindness. Maybe Pollux will get the gist of peeing by watching Maxxie. Just give it some time. BTW you have such a soothing voice and demeanor. You have truly brightened my day. Thank you so much!
I have a shih tzu and when she was about 8 months old she started chewing my armoire. I went to PetSmart and got some bitter apple and that stopped her from chewing the legs of my armoire. I love your videos, you're a good dog mom.😀🐶🐶
I really enjoy making the videos about Pollux and Maxxie. At this moment, Maxxie is laying beside me on the couch, and Pollux is on the floor at my feet. He hasn't yet gotten on any furniture....seems happy in his bed or on the floor. Working on another video now so stay tuned!
Pollux is the happiest looking dog . He looks so handsome in his new collar. Pollux looked like he couldn’t believe that was his new bed, that look on his Sweet face was priceless! I Love seeing how Maxie and Pollux play together, they truly love each other. Pollux is so very intelligent. I love his name and learning the meaning really makes it more special. Pollux looks like he’s in Heaven when you take him to the park. I’m so glad you helped him learn how to pee on his walk. So many things we take for granted but a Shelter dog has to learn how to do. Pollux is a very intelligent boy. This update video made my.day !! You are an Angel 😇 on Earth for adopting sweet Pollux!!❤️
Pollux's name comes from Greek mythology, the brothers Castor and Pollux, and that's where the star's name comes from too! Castor and Pollux are twin brothers, sons of Zeus from Sparta, and are associated with the constellation of Gemini. I'm so happy to look at Pollux coming out of his shell and becoming the happy puppy he should have been from day 1. His story is a reminder to get our pets spayed and neutered, because you never knwo when a doggy will have a litter, how many puppies will be born, but most of all, if they're going to be adopted and treated well. So many cats and dogs get abandoned in shelters, and the overcrowding being so bad that a lot of them get put down is heartwrenching. So THANK YOU for giving this adorable baby a new life. THANK YOU.
Hi, I just saw the first video and asked myself the same question! Then scrolled down to comments and yours was the first I saw! Now will look into replies . Pollux is so adorable 😍😍😍😍
@@shaneluke346 Pollux is the name of one of the brightest stars in the sky, it has been used by mariners since ancient times for navigation. Shelters run out of names to give dogs, so they start doing themes, and my guess is they were using star names at that time. Bellatrix is another star that I want to name the sailboat I am buying.
@@shaneluke346WOW! RUDE! Can't say something nice, ....... You could ask in a polite way and get the same information, you are trying to be nasty. Ugh.
What a great update! Interesting to hear the history of Pollux. He's such a unique and handsome boy....and your Maxi is a cutie pie!! 🐾🐶🥰 P.S. you and your daughter with that same thick curly hair make me jealous! 💋😘
My husband and I adopted a puppy who was only 4 weeks old. We were told his mommy had been killed. We already had 3 dogs at home but my husband was such a softy he had to have him. We named him Mortimer and the vet weighed him and he was only 6 grams. We had to bottle feed him every 4 hours , I was exhausted but it was worth it. He grew up and weighed in at 20 lbs. Well long story short we discovered he was totally blind but he got around the house and back yard without any difficulty. We had a pool and he only fell in once and after that never again. He also peed sitting down but thank goodness he never peed on himself. We loved all our dogs but Mort holds a very special place in my heart. We had him for 18 wonderful years. Bless you and your family for what you have done for your special baby.
i was randomly recommended your first video about him the other day. it’s so nice to see a dog like Pollux go to such a patient, kind, and understanding family. even when he was biting and pulling on his new bed you knew that was just his way of figuring it out and didn’t yell. he looks so happy with u guys.
i love how you just make him feel so welcomed and safe. Like you dont treat him differently. youre such a beautiful soul. I love this story about pollux
What a beautiful story! Just discovered this on a nice Monday morning...made my day! Love it that you cared enough to give this dog a chance at life! Love you for that! Btw..I rescued a salt and pepper miniature schnauzer! She was found in a woods wandering around...the vet says she is a pure schnauzer and we think she was dumped in the woods...so glad we got to save her!
Thank you for this update! I get such a kick out of watching the love between a pet and his/her new family. Pollux may have had a rough start, but, he is certainly blessed now. Thank you so much for rescuing him. I love it too that he has a playmate in Maxxie. God bless you.
Pollux will probably learn to lift his leg from Maxxie. My dog was 3 months old when I got him and he squatted also. It took a few months but he learned from my roommates 2 male dogs. Pollux is a beautiful dog and looks very happy in his new home❣
Pollux rolled around on the new bed so that it would smell like “him”! And he does recognize that the new bed is HIS bed, and he was smiling and laughing. He’s such an expressive dog! His facial expressions say so much. Dogs with “herding” instincts get very nervous when members of “his herd” (i.e., family member!) are spread out through the household, and he can’t see everyone at once. This is especially important at bedtime - they cannot rest until they get the whole “herd” safely in their beds. The chair-chewing means that he likes to chew harder surfaces - the femur bone is a great idea because it’s a harder surface than the rubber’y chew toys. Anyone who allowed so many puppies should be beat with a red-hot poker. Thankful that you now have Pollux and I, too, cried tears of joy for him! You’re a GREAT mom - dogs and kids alike! !
This just makes my day!!!!! To think that that precious sweet Pollux spent 491 days in a shelter, just blows me away! He is precious and I'm so happy for him to have such a beautiful and loving family!! I wish I could hug his neck!! God bless you for making this little guy so happy and loved!!
Awww. So sweet seeing him getting lots of TLC! He is learning he can have fun and relax. I just love how tuned into him you are and not pushing him but letting him figure things out. I'm so happy both dogs are enjoying each other! It's the best exercise ever. And he probably just needs bones and redirection to stop chewing naughty things. I'm SO happy he's doing so well!! As of this video you've only had him 10 days and he is adjusting SO well! Wow. It's wonderful to see... You're doing such a great job!
I found you through The Dodo ! Thank you for adopting him, no animal should grow up in a shelter! Blessings to you and he is so fortunate that you have patience with him. Most people wouldn’t have the patience and dedication to keep training him. Love concurs all! ❤️☮️🤙🏻🙏🏻
You guys are great! It's so sweet that you not only brought him into your family but have the love and patience to let him grow into the role of a loved,cared for pet.. not just another animal in a shelter. Lucky guy and lucky family 🙂
Thank you so much for adopting this dog! He couldn't have gotten a better home, and thanks to the shelter for keeping him for such a long time. It's a shame the shelter doesn't (apparently) have a foster program in the community so dogs like him could have some home experience. Growing up on concrete is terrible for bone development. Pollux's legs look surprisingly good, so he's a lucky boy for that, too.
LOL! Well....hello and welcome! Glad you are here! Pollux and Maxxie generally have appearances in every one of my videos....even when they aren't the topic of the video. They are always with me when I'm filming...or at least running in/out of the room for some silly reason. Enjoy away!
I have only heard the name Pollux in terms of “Castor and Pollux” They were half twin brothers in Greek and Roman mythology. If you search “Castor and Pollux” in Wikipedia you will have more information. (Too late to change Maxxie’s name, to suit). In Latin the twins are also known as the Gemini (literally "twins"). So I’m guessing Pollux was destined to pair up with another dog, even he is called Maxxie (not Castor). So really not an unusual name.
Same here--I first learned of Caster and Pollux in the context of Greco-Roman mythology! The star is named after Pollux, along with another star in the Gemini constellation named after Castor. So, the mythology surrounding the twins came first, and the stars were given those names later . . .
This! Also, according to a myth, Castor died and when their father, Zeus, offered Pollux the gift of immortality, Pollux chose to share it with his brother. So according to myth, they spend alternating days on Olympus and Hades. I love the name. :)
If he was around another male dog to learn his way of doing male dogs things, it may work. It worked for one of my dog’s. I rescued animals. You’re fur kids are beautiful & special.
I have rescue seniors for years,I take the dogs that nobody wants.I want people to understand that when you rescue a dog whether it’s a pup or older dog they are so grateful and full of love.i would never buy a pup from a breeder,rescue please you wont regret your decision.
What a great and compassionate lady to be so kind to God’s creature. Her heart is full of love. She could probably stop a war. Bless the doggies and their lovely family 🐶
Bless you for saving him!! He's so handsome!! We adopted a "broken" baby, too. I was terrified I would never be able to fix what her first year of life had done to her. Two and a half years later she's still learning how to be a dog, but it has been the MOST rewarding journey and I wouldn't trade it for anything. She's amazing. ❤️
Dogs chew for diffrent reasons. Like he chewed on his bed, was the kind of chewing human babys do. To discover the feel and texture of something. He has no feeling in his fingertops like us humans. The chewing on the chair however is the kind of comfort chewing when a dog feels anxiety. Like little kids suck their thumbs and cats paw and suck on fluffy fabrics.
What a sweet family! And amazing that you picked a dog that didn't have an immediate connection with you but you were willing to give him the time he needed to get comfortable. Being a border collie mix, I bet Pollux is smart and would do well learning tricks and doing jobs. Tiring his mind and body should help him from chewing on things. I am loving watching this boy blossom!
These videos make me smile. We have a mini schnauzer and a shelter dog; she’s a rat terrier. Pollux has found a lovely home with you all. God bless you for getting him.
He won lotto getting this family! His mom is a great mom!
I was thinking that too. They take such good care of their dogs and they seem like such a sweet loving family.
Lucky dog
Yes he is !
Karen Smith Surprise! They win, too!
He deserved it. Ever animal does
Pollux is such a beautiful dog, can’t believe he’s spent his whole life in a shelter
I know that is so sad..that 10 years almost in dogs life! But glad he was adopted in a wonderful home!! I think i need to go adopt another dog for my girl!
Shameful
I know! So cute - how in the world did he not get adopted sooner? In any event, he's got a great home now!
Hes a very young dog with a full life in front of him. And he wasn't abused, just not given the attention he should have had. A blank slate, no bad behaviors that he picked up. Health, and many good days ahead.
One of my boys spent his first year with an owner dying from cancer. His second year was spent tied to a tree. He was an ill mannered brute with a great heart.
He's 16. Remembers nothing from the bad years as far as I can tell. He has his cgc, cgx-a, BN, RN and several herding titles from a non akc herding club. Other than agility, which he despised for some reason, he did almost everything my dogs with papers can do. He just couldn't do the beauty pagent portion.
The shelter did nothing to help him get adopted. How he behaved in the very first video, would have made most people look elsewhere. He did not know how to socialize, and was scared at everything and everyone. He stood there staring only at the door of the room with his back to the family for like an hour. He was anti-social, but not his fault. Shame on this shelter. Some shelters do more than just provide a hunk of concrete to sleep on and food, they actually interact with animals, socialize them to people and other dogs, and take them outside each day. That's what a good shelter does.
“You’re my guardian angel in curls” says Pollux. 👏👏👏❤️
awww that is a sweet thought :)
I can't imagine the other puppies getting a better home than what you guys gave lucky Pollux.
Thank you for introducing us to Pollux, he reminds me a lot of my girl "Jif" who my adopted in Phoenix, AZ during one of their drives to get their animals adopted. She was the only dog that sat in the far corner of her cell (that's the only thing I can call it), head hanging, trying to make herself as small as possible, while all around her all the other dogs were competing for attention. It took us a few passes before we decided to pick her & through all the chaos she practically led us to my grandmother who sat out in the yard, with all those kids, parents, other dogs, stood in front of her, put her head on nana's knee & gave a slow wag of the tail in the hope that we would pick her. Well, that's all it took for dad to be convinced, he said "that's the one" and off we went to finalize the paperwork. While he was doing that, I took her out to the parking lot for a little walk before we headed home, she squatted for about 1:00, never saw a dog pee for that long, took a few steps and went #2. By the time we got home, she was a completely different dog, no more sad dog, she had what I used to call "crazy face", with the tongue hanging out & the eyes so big & she KNEW she was home for good. The only history we got was that she was rescued from an abusive situation & just had a litter of puppies. I wish I could have seen them, I bet they were adorable cuz mum was. She was the gentlest soul and how someone could abuse her makes me so angry. Her reaction to men in uniform told us that her original owner was either a cop, a postal worker or someone in the service. Sorry, I've just gone on & on here, I'll keep updating on the antics of Pollux et al, if you keep posting them, they're very entertaining.
Pollux is just the happiest dog!! Have you ever seen a dog smile? I swear he smiles at me :)
love the videos.. what size did you get for Pollux? and can you share the link for Pollux' bed- the one I link to with the link looks different(color). thank you
Dogs do smile, without a doubt! :) I got a romanian shelter-dog here who's just the same funny energetic clown in the house, he also smiles like crazy :)
Love how you enjoy him and gave him a wonderful home!
You and your family are so good people. I wish this world have much more poeple like you. Hug from Serbia.
Yes, he is constantly smiling. And his smiles make me smile too :) Thank you so much for adopting and loving the anxious dog who might feel abandoned :)
Pollux, the star, is named after one half of the Dioscuri from Greek and Roman mythology.
I’m getting emotional. God will bless you richly for caring for his innocent creatures.
Loved to hear Pollux’s story! Thank you so much! Wish you lots of love from Brazil!
i had the same sleeping issue with my rescue- I would think that he slept with one eye open. It took about 6 months for him to realize that this was his forever home. He was returned 4 times to the shelter. But I have him 5 years now and he is the best dog ever
The way I ended up with my dog was when I called to return him, please don’t judge me because I didn’t know better back then. The rescue never told me that he was abused, much less to the extreme amount and years of abuse he went through. He would shake so violently at anything to the point that he’d pee all over himself. I originally signed up for a normal dog. When I got him for the week long meet and greet, I got him and a bottle of Paxil antidepressants. The same antidepressant that humans take. The first day I left him alone, he destroyed every single special order wooden blind in my home. My house looked like a crack house for 3 weeks until the new ones arrived. Anyway, that happened after I signed the adoption papers. As long as he didn’t hurt a person like this, we were fine. It was $1750 but he’s more important.
Anyway, when I called to return him, they told me that he had been returned 4 times, like it was no big deal. That’s when I knew Roscoe was my dog. I told them that dogs are not refundable. It was the first time I ever worked with a dog of such extreme abuse. Now, I have two dogs that are survivors of extreme abuse. They’re extremely spoiled and happy. I am honored to be their human. I pray they feel the same way about me.
Pollux is blessed to have you and you’re blessed to have him. When you saw his profile, I honestly believe that it was a sign from above that y’all were meant to be. #polluxrocks
@@marytouchstone1 fyi you replied to my comment not to the video. And do animal rescue and shame that the shelters do not do home visits or explain to first time rescue owners to never leave the dog unattended in the house.
May God bless you for taking care of this dog!
I love that you never gave up on him and accepted all his flaws and loved him from the beginning ❤️❤️❤️ people give up too soon because animals don’t learn right away
So happy he has a happy, loving home with a family willing to take the time to learn to be a dog. I have been rescuing dogs and cats for years, we now have 14 dogs and 3 cats. They may have started as rescues but are all a part of our PACK! I live in central Louisiana and there aren’t any shelters so we find them on the road, sometimes in horrible conditions. Now like Pollux, they are safe and well loved!
God bless you! Dogs cost money. That's a whole lotta doggos to feed. And shame on those slimes dumping them in the middle of nowheres.
Excellent I use to keep ten in port st Lucie. They can cost a tiny bit. But they love cheap livers and rice and hamburgers and beans don't they? 👍
Thank you for taking care of all of the dogs you’ve picked up/found!!🙏❤️❤️
🙏😘💖❤️💝. You are very nice and a good person. Thank you for taking care of dogs that needed love!! God Bless you!!!
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What a wonderful dog. The reason he was at the shelter for so long is he was waiting for you.
He was just waiting for the right one to come along....
He did hit the Jack pot. Great mom and family. So happy for all of you.
I ADORE POLLUX.,..
MY RESCUE IS FROM VIRGINIA....FREE RANGE...NO LEASH NO COLLAR NO HOME...LIVED IN THE FOREST....
She is now a HOMEGURL that won't leave my side...1 year & 1/2 later....
Pollux is really smart. He mimicked your daughter when she showed him to get in the bed. Pollux is a genius. What a luck to have him
So nice you understand his fears and try so hard to make him happy
great combination
Castor and Pollux are twins in Greek mythology. If you haven’t already read about that, you’ll find it interesting. A rather unusual name for a puppy at the pound. I wonder if he came in with a twin brother? Bless you for rescuing him and being such a thoughtful mom. He looks so content now.
I think in the first video he came in with a litter, yes.
I thought he must have been a twin, too!😄😝
He came in to the shelter as one of 17 puppies surrendered..
Gemini, reps C and P, the twins.
@@debrajones9325 She said 3 dogs surrendered, had 3 litters, 25 in all - he was from one of the 3 litters. ... unless I missed something.
I wish every dog in the shelter got lucky with a family like yours
He looks sooo happy! Finally found his forever home! His true personality is coming out and he's loving every minute of it!❤️😘
Ann Marie he sure is! He’s a special little guy ❤️
Amazing!
He needed this family! They were patient with him! Perfect family for this gorgeous doggy!
It looks like Maxxie has found his long lost brother the way they play together! Loving the pup videos.
My cheeks were aching by the time I finished watching this, I was smiling so much especially seeing him in his new bed. Thank you so much for changing his life.
It broke my heart to realize probably the first time he ever actually full out ran - had room to run was after you brought him home...
I'm not a dog person, but I truly enjoy Pollux. He seems like a herder. He keeps an eye on everyone, he nips what's around him, he ranges while he walks...he's a star.
Well, border collies are herders, its in their nature
Pollux is the name of one of the brightest stars actually.
@@tedradearr1530 I have a border collie and he tried to herd other dogs at the dog park when he was younger. Then when they wouldn't, he'd bark one bark and stop. Now he doesn't do that anymore.
I rescued a dog named Thomas. He was left at a shelter after being hit by a car...fractured pelvis, brain trauma, bruised shoulder, eye that bounce back and forth. He was in such pain, when he came to me to be fostered. I have a 9 yr old trained therapy dog. She is a lab. Bailey, would lay next to him and take toys to him! She mothered him. He was in a lot of pain and standing was painful. Bailey was his model on “how to dog!” He watched her and just did what he did. Amazing they bonded like your too! We fell in love with Thomas and before the week was out, I became a foster mom failure. Bailey and I adopted Thomas...he is here forever. He had a lot of things to learn, but he is such a lover boy. I really relate to what you are going through. Every day is a new experience....oh Thomas chewed the corner of my baseboard so bones were replaced instead of the baseboard...he didn’t know he couldn’t do that until I showed him. Training had to start immediately, so he didn’t learn any behavior that wasn’t acceptable. “No” became the first word he learned.
YOU HAVE HEART,,THESE ANIMALS I CONSIDER MY CHILDREN.I DIG YOUR CURLS AND THE SOUTHERN ACCENT.GOOD FORCES BE WITH YOU.
Thank you for giving us an update! Love hearing how Pollux is doing.
You are an amazing woman . I'm so glad you found each other. I wish all dogs could have such a wonderful home. Bless you all .
I just was released from the hospital a few hours ago and stumbled upon this video. My dear husband and I always owned all sorts of Collies. For the past 6 years, after our last Collie died, we own a really adorable and loving Pomchi. Our first time owning a small dog. We absolutely love him, of course. We live in a retirement community at the Shore. Lots and lots of deer, wild turkeys, groundhogs, squirrels, and only one mean neighbor who chases them all away from her yard. She doesn't like animals at all and there's a very nice apple tree in our yard which animals come to eat. I believe it's God's way of feeding all sorts of wildlife, including humans, if you ask me. I don't know her at all, so enough about that lol. Sorry. It made me feel so good watching your videos and seeing how much you care about precious animals. ❤Thank you for cheering up an old lady who loves dogs and all animals and birds alike. My goodness, that sure is a loving family and those are awesome dogs.
I know what you mean, I don't trust people who don't like animals, how can you NOT like them, when all they want to do is make you happy? Dogs mostly.
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God Bless you and your loving family. I can relate to everything on your video, and share your approach. Dogs just want to please us, love us and be loved themselves. I never understand when people get angry about a pet accident, it’s almost always a misunderstanding, or medical problem but we must consider how would we get along in a new environment, completely foreign? We learn from our pets and they from us. But initially they have no idea what the new owner wants and don’t know how to communicate in our language. I wish everyone would stop and try to see things from an animals view. People who expect perfect behavior all the time, and immediately would do well to look in the mirror before raising their voice. Picture themselves in a foreign environment and what to do when you can’t communicate with anyone. Nigh5 time is my favorite because all the pets pile into bed and soon there is the peaceful sound of everyone snoring softly or purring and then I am lulled to sleep too! It’s so uplifting to see people like you and your family in a world that desperately needs a little love and peace.
Lovely to see Pollux settling in.
He loved his new bed, love him. Their new collars are very smart too.
He was soooo excited about his new bed! I've never seen him act like that before. He sleeps so good every night :)
WELCOME TO MY CURLS he looked so happy. It look’s so soft and comfortable, love him
@@Jo.H. The kind of bed that wants you to cuddle in with him lol
Pollux is herding and is a super vigilant dog. It''s heartbreaking to see a beautiful dog like this not know how to 'dog.' His reaction to his bed was adorable. He'll likely go through a new puppy stage where he tries to relearn how to be part of his pack.
Yes, I adopted a herder breed (Mix) from a shelter also. My goodness how attentive and protective they are!
We have a female dog that looks so much like Pollux they could be siblings.. Her name is Gracie, well she was about 10 to 12-week old when she came to our door on one very cold night, it was about 9F° outside and she scratched at our door wanting in and of course we let her in.. We found out she was the neighbor's puppy that lived down the road, she had no shelter, well she had a cardboard box..if you call that a shelter.. A single mother with three children had owned her...we found out they all was very abusive toward her.. So we kept her, took her to the vet, she received her shots and we had her spade....and that was 6-yrs ago..
God Bless y'all for adopting Pollux, I know he has a great home with a wonderful family.. Thank you for posting yours and Pollux's story...
Sweet Gracie landed in the arms of Loving Animal ANGELS🐶😇~
BLESS your family for saving that
Little Fur-Baby Girl...May you ALL be
BLESSED with many wonderful years together❤🌠:)
God bless you and thank you for adopting Pollux. I have a shelter dog, a Yorkie named Marley, who had issues when I adopted him. He knew NOTHING, not even his name. He was three years old and didn't know his name. He was not housebroken. It was horrible, but we got through it after 1 1/2 years. Now he is the BEST dog, but it took a lot of love and patience.
I am happy for Pollux. I ask Dear God humbly to Bless you.❤️🌸🌷
Pollux loves his new bed, he's just super excited by it since it's so fluffy and comforting, the collars are cool and it's so nice how much care they both get! So happy they've become friends and play together, Pollux will give Maxie longevity, such a beautiful pair, again thank you for transforming his life!
Pollux does love his bed :). It's so sweet to see him enjoy it every night. He sleeps like a baby!
I agree 100%, of all the family members this will be the best for Maxxie who will have a canine companion to have fun with. No doubt it will extend his life and happiness!!!!
Aww Pollux struck gold with you! He’s living the life of Riley! I did the same thing! I went to our local humane society and told them I wanted to adopt the dog that’s was least likely to be adopted. They introduced my to our Sid! He is the scruffiest chihuahua mix ever! He’s our baby and we love him dearly! So excited for you and Pollux!
VeryVictoria How kind of you Victoria! Sending you 💚 from Tasmania, Australia.
Just look at the smile on Pollux's face ! His smile could not be bigger or wider! Very lucky that you both found each other ✨👏✨
I recently stumbled upon your channel primarily because I love stories of dogs in shelters that are given a chance for a wonderful life with a family that loves them. Pollux definitely struck gold with you guys. You are excellent telling your stories about your dogs and how they progress and interact. Thank you for giving that beautiful dog a chance.
We adopted our first dog from the human society...she looked so much like pullox, I had tears. She was the best dog ever. So happy for you all.💖
This just shows how wonderful adopting is. You had no idea you'd been missing out until you found each other. So happy for Pollux!❤
Pollux is so handsome! I'm so happy to hear how well he's doing! He's so lucky to have found such a wonderful family who will give him all the love he deserves!
Ya’ll are the perfect “dog parents”. So patient & understanding. I love seeing the progress.
He acts as happy as can be. You can see him relaxing and trusting his environment! He’s thriving and he will continue to tweek his behavior as he continues to learn how to be a dog. God bless him. God bless y’all for providing such an awesome home for him. It’s a whole new existence for him- he’s learning what it is to have his own pac !
Pollux with his new bed, hilarious! It must had felt great for him when he had his nose deep in the pile and going around. I really did laugh out loud!
Great how the two boys are playing together like mad things. What fun!
Pollux really did land on all four paws being adopted into your family. Love.
Pollux absolutely loves his bed💗
I absolutely love your story about Pollux
My 12 year old Golden Retriever that we had since he was 7 months old, rarely ever lifted his leg to pee.
My girlfriend's male dog doesn't lift his leg. The vet said that her dog was neutered at an early age.
@@LC-uz6em So was my boy. We got him at 7 months and found out he was neutered way too early. I just lost him 5 days ago :( He was the goodest boy!
Must have been a Lady Dog!
We're in the process of adopting a cat friendly dog. People like you are our inspirations.
I love your stories of your new puppy and his comfy bed. Blessings to you and your family. ❤️
So pleased that Pollux has found his Forever Home. Your love and care for these two Sweeties is heartwarming. Best wishes from UK.
Hi in the UK!! Pollux is a sweet boy....and Maxxie and Pollux have become BFFs. They play together, sleep together, eat together, and run around together. It's so sweet to see their bond.
@@WelcomeToMyCurls Sweet Dogs and good People.....more best wishes from the UK 🐱👤😊
When they chew most of the time is anxiety, because he was in the shelter.great that they are having fun
This lady talks like shes telling bedtime stories...y'all
Fernando VILLARREAL sweet!! She’s awesome!
I could listen all day lol
Southern by the grace of God!!
Good night lol
I love her accent, too. She has a beautiful voice.
I absolutely love his video! My jaws are hurting from smiling and tears won't stop falling.
Such a beautiful story. These days we need more stories with happy endings. God bless you and your family for your kindness. Maybe Pollux will get the gist of peeing by watching Maxxie. Just give it some time. BTW you have such a soothing voice and demeanor. You have truly brightened my day. Thank you so much!
I have a shih tzu and when she was about 8 months old she started chewing my armoire. I went to PetSmart and got some bitter apple and that stopped her from chewing the legs of my armoire. I love your videos, you're a good dog mom.😀🐶🐶
Love hearing about Pollux and his adjustment to being a part of a family.
These dog videos have become my favorites - really love them!
I really enjoy making the videos about Pollux and Maxxie. At this moment, Maxxie is laying beside me on the couch, and Pollux is on the floor at my feet. He hasn't yet gotten on any furniture....seems happy in his bed or on the floor. Working on another video now so stay tuned!
I love them too.
Pollux is the happiest looking dog . He looks so handsome in his new collar. Pollux looked like he couldn’t believe that was his new bed, that look on his Sweet face was priceless! I Love seeing how Maxie and Pollux play together, they truly love each other. Pollux is so very intelligent. I love his name and learning the meaning really makes it more special. Pollux looks like he’s in Heaven when you take him to the park. I’m so glad you helped him learn how to pee on his walk. So many things we take for granted but a Shelter dog has to learn how to do. Pollux is a very intelligent boy. This update video made my.day !! You are an Angel 😇 on Earth for adopting sweet Pollux!!❤️
Ah, he is so curious about the bed, and considering he never had anything of his own. Bless this family!
Pollux loves his bed!! He seems like his goofy personality is coming out!! He's playing!!🤗
His collar is very handsome!! 🥰
Maxi is beautiful too!!
Patience and time... he was never taught since a puppy that’s a shame. Be patient.
hes giving his bed a "love bite" what a big smile!
What a wonderful family Pollux has found! Thank you very much for telling us about him and have a great future together!
I think their future is bright together !! Pollux is loving his new home and family so the best is yet to come .
Pollux's name comes from Greek mythology, the brothers Castor and Pollux, and that's where the star's name comes from too! Castor and Pollux are twin brothers, sons of Zeus from Sparta, and are associated with the constellation of Gemini.
I'm so happy to look at Pollux coming out of his shell and becoming the happy puppy he should have been from day 1. His story is a reminder to get our pets spayed and neutered, because you never knwo when a doggy will have a litter, how many puppies will be born, but most of all, if they're going to be adopted and treated well. So many cats and dogs get abandoned in shelters, and the overcrowding being so bad that a lot of them get put down is heartwrenching.
So THANK YOU for giving this adorable baby a new life. THANK YOU.
How was Pollux overlooked for so long since birth? He's such a beautiful dog, he had to be the cutest puppy. I don't understand ...
He was meant to be with this family
Hi, I just saw the first video and asked myself the same question! Then scrolled down to comments and yours was the first I saw! Now will look into replies . Pollux is so adorable 😍😍😍😍
WHY did you give your dog the name POLLOCKS ? it's such a stupid name in MY opinion
@@shaneluke346 Pollux is the name of one of the brightest stars in the sky, it has been used by mariners since ancient times for navigation. Shelters run out of names to give dogs, so they start doing themes, and my guess is they were using star names at that time. Bellatrix is another star that I want to name the sailboat I am buying.
@@shaneluke346WOW! RUDE! Can't say something nice, ....... You could ask in a polite way and get the same information, you are trying to be nasty. Ugh.
What a great update! Interesting to hear the history of Pollux. He's such a unique and handsome boy....and your Maxi is a cutie pie!! 🐾🐶🥰 P.S. you and your daughter with that same thick curly hair make me jealous! 💋😘
Sharon Squires 💕💕
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Pollux is such a sweetie and ya'll are the best for adopting him. God bless you.
He is beautiful!!! Thank you for loving him and giving him a good home! ❤️
My husband and I adopted a puppy who was only 4 weeks old. We were told his mommy had been killed. We already had 3 dogs at home but my husband was such a softy he had to have him. We named him Mortimer and the vet weighed him and he was only 6 grams. We had to bottle feed him every 4 hours , I was exhausted but it was worth it. He grew up and weighed in at 20 lbs.
Well long story short we discovered he was totally blind but he got around the house and back yard without any difficulty. We had a pool and he only fell in once and after that never again. He also peed sitting down but thank goodness he never peed on himself. We loved all our dogs but Mort holds a very special place in my heart. We had him for 18 wonderful years. Bless you and your family for what you have done for your special baby.
Glad things are working out with Pollux, Love the dog collars.
Sheri, these collars are wonderful. Highly recommended.
i was randomly recommended your first video about him the other day. it’s so nice to see a dog like Pollux go to such a patient, kind, and understanding family. even when he was biting and pulling on his new bed you knew that was just his way of figuring it out and didn’t yell. he looks so happy with u guys.
He’s a sweetie 💕
i love how you just make him feel so welcomed and safe. Like you dont treat him differently. youre such a beautiful soul. I love this story about pollux
You are such a kind person to take in a lonely dog. He is thriving on your family’s love for him.
You and your family have given a sweet lonely dog a happy loving home God Bless You all 🙏 !
What a beautiful story! Just discovered this on a nice Monday morning...made my day! Love it that you cared enough to give this dog a chance at life! Love you for that! Btw..I rescued a salt and pepper miniature schnauzer! She was found in a woods wandering around...the vet says she is a pure schnauzer and we think she was dumped in the woods...so glad we got to save her!
Hi! I have raised 2 salt & pepper Miniature Schnauzers. They are no longer with us sadly. Wonderful breed of dog!
What a sweet pair of dogs best of friends.They are so cute they gladden my heart well done for giving him such a lovely home
Thank you for this update! I get such a kick out of watching the love between a pet and his/her new family. Pollux may have had a rough start, but, he is certainly blessed now. Thank you so much for rescuing him. I love it too that he has a playmate in Maxxie. God bless you.
He certainly does have a play mate! LOL
Pollux will probably learn to lift his leg from Maxxie. My dog was 3 months old when I got him and he squatted also. It took a few months but he learned from my roommates 2 male dogs.
Pollux is a beautiful dog and looks very happy in his new home❣
Pollux rolled around on the new bed so that it would smell like “him”! And he does recognize that the new bed is HIS bed, and he was smiling and laughing.
He’s such an expressive dog! His facial expressions say so much.
Dogs with “herding” instincts get very nervous when members of “his herd” (i.e., family member!) are spread out through the household, and he can’t see everyone at once. This is especially important at bedtime - they cannot rest until they get the whole “herd” safely in their beds.
The chair-chewing means that he likes to chew harder surfaces - the femur bone is a great idea because it’s a harder surface than the rubber’y chew toys.
Anyone who allowed so many puppies should be beat with a red-hot poker. Thankful that you now have Pollux and I, too, cried tears of joy for him! You’re a GREAT mom - dogs and kids alike! !
I’m now binging on Pollux videos! He’s such a cutie and totally lucked out, I absolutely love him and Maxie, so cute
This just makes my day!!!!! To think that that precious sweet Pollux spent 491 days in a shelter, just blows me away! He is precious and I'm so happy for him to have such a beautiful and loving family!! I wish I could hug his neck!! God bless you for making this little guy so happy and loved!!
awww... pollux is coming along nicely. i think he'll learn a lot by example from maxxie. thanks for sharing!
Awww. So sweet seeing him getting lots of TLC! He is learning he can have fun and relax. I just love how tuned into him you are and not pushing him but letting him figure things out.
I'm so happy both dogs are enjoying each other! It's the best exercise ever. And he probably just needs bones and redirection to stop chewing naughty things.
I'm SO happy he's doing so well!! As of this video you've only had him 10 days and he is adjusting SO well! Wow. It's wonderful to see...
You're doing such a great job!
I found you through The Dodo !
Thank you for adopting him, no animal should grow up in a shelter! Blessings to you and he is so fortunate that you have patience with him. Most people wouldn’t have the patience and dedication to keep training him. Love concurs all! ❤️☮️🤙🏻🙏🏻
You guys are great! It's so sweet that you not only brought him into your family but have the love and patience to let him grow into the role of a loved,cared for pet.. not just another animal in a shelter. Lucky guy and lucky family 🙂
Thank you so much for adopting this dog! He couldn't have gotten a better home, and thanks to the shelter for keeping him for such a long time. It's a shame the shelter doesn't (apparently) have a foster program in the community so dogs like him could have some home experience. Growing up on concrete is terrible for bone development. Pollux's legs look surprisingly good, so he's a lucky boy for that, too.
I’ve gone down the rabbit hole😍😍😍😍...in love with Pollux and your family.
LOL! Well....hello and welcome! Glad you are here! Pollux and Maxxie generally have appearances in every one of my videos....even when they aren't the topic of the video. They are always with me when I'm filming...or at least running in/out of the room for some silly reason. Enjoy away!
Me too! I'm a new subscriber because Pollux!
I💕Pollux!💕
And I 💕Maxxie 💕too!
I have only heard the name Pollux in terms of “Castor and Pollux” They were half twin brothers in Greek and Roman mythology. If you search “Castor and Pollux” in Wikipedia you will have more information. (Too late to change Maxxie’s name, to suit).
In Latin the twins are also known as the Gemini (literally "twins"). So I’m guessing Pollux was destined to pair up with another dog, even he is called Maxxie (not Castor).
So really not an unusual name.
Same here--I first learned of Caster and Pollux in the context of Greco-Roman mythology! The star is named after Pollux, along with another star in the Gemini constellation named after Castor. So, the mythology surrounding the twins came first, and the stars were given those names later . . .
This! Also, according to a myth, Castor died and when their father, Zeus, offered Pollux the gift of immortality, Pollux chose to share it with his brother. So according to myth, they spend alternating days on Olympus and Hades. I love the name. :)
Same here!
Great post. I'd only add that "destiny" is as mythological as those Greek and Roman stories.
There were two brothers in The Hunger Games, Mockingjay named Castor and Pollux as well.
So loving the story of Pollux. He's beautiful and so so sweet. Love how you are taking care of your animals.
Thank you for adopting this dear soul!!!. When he drives you crazy some day,please don't give up on him.
If he was around another male dog to learn his way of doing male dogs things, it may work. It worked for one of my dog’s. I rescued animals. You’re fur kids are beautiful & special.
He had been at the shelter All his life but they didn't know if he knew his name, what did they think he would answer to. Lovely dog.
He's so cute when he's checking out his new bed! What a pretty pup, and so athletic too. I bet he'd do great at agility!
I have rescue seniors for years,I take the dogs that nobody wants.I want people to understand that when you rescue a dog whether it’s a pup or older dog they are so grateful and full of love.i would never buy a pup from a breeder,rescue please you wont regret your decision.
What a great and compassionate lady to be so kind to God’s creature. Her heart is full of love. She could probably stop a war. Bless the doggies and their lovely family 🐶
Bless you for saving him!! He's so handsome!! We adopted a "broken" baby, too. I was terrified I would never be able to fix what her first year of life had done to her. Two and a half years later she's still learning how to be a dog, but it has been the MOST rewarding journey and I wouldn't trade it for anything. She's amazing. ❤️
The "most" wonderful pup mommy Ever!!!
Dogs chew for diffrent reasons. Like he chewed on his bed, was the kind of chewing human babys do. To discover the feel and texture of something. He has no feeling in his fingertops like us humans.
The chewing on the chair however is the kind of comfort chewing when a dog feels anxiety. Like little kids suck their thumbs and cats paw and suck on fluffy fabrics.
What a sweet family! And amazing that you picked a dog that didn't have an immediate connection with you but you were willing to give him the time he needed to get comfortable. Being a border collie mix, I bet Pollux is smart and would do well learning tricks and doing jobs. Tiring his mind and body should help him from chewing on things. I am loving watching this boy blossom!
Pollux is the brightest star in constellation of Gemini. Love it! This is so wonderful!
He is so lucky to have ya’all. You are an amazing family. God bless you all and maxie for being such a good brother and teaching him the ropes. 😊
These videos make me smile. We have a mini schnauzer and a shelter dog; she’s a rat terrier. Pollux has found a lovely home with you all. God bless you for getting him.
Concerning Pollux's name, I recommend looking up for "Castor and Pollux" in the Greek mythology (The Dioscures). Nice videos, btw.
Wow I looked it up...that is wonderful information I never heard before. Thank you 😊
What a lucky dog! Every day will be an adventure with this sweetheart of a dog! Congratulations!
It sounds like Pollux was the last puzzle piece to complete your family that you guys didn't know was missing! So heartwarming! ❤❤❤
He hit the rescue family jackpot. Congrats to Pollux, every rescue dogs dream. A family!!
I once had a Maxie and Blue, similar story as yours, best buddies forever. Thanks for loving Pollus.