Our sweet Reba is retiring. We bought her as an eight-week-old puppy, and she has been a joy. Reba has never had a bad day or been in a bad mood. She is consistently cheerful and is incredibly stable. She has been the sweetest and most gentle mommy we've ever had, and it shows in her pups. I couldn't have asked for a more darling mommy for my puppies than Reba.

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Reba gets along well with other dogs and loves kids. We have never ever had to correct her behavior toward, or treatment of, our kids. She has always made sure that other dogs respect the kids. She won't tolerate anything less than the utmost respect for them.

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Reba loves her food but still maintains excellent manners and is not jealous of her food at all. Any of our kids have been able to take her food away from her, take food out of her bowl, or put their faces right by her bowl as she eats, and all she does is wag her tail. This girl is solid gold.

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Reba loves ball games, loves to go for walks and car rides, and approaches everything with a bright outlook. She would do best in a home that is active. This could be a home with children in it, or a home with a retired couple that still loves to be active. Reba also knows when it's time to chill out in the evenings and is very in tune with schedules and routines. 

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She is awesome in the house. She never touches or chews anything, does not even try to get on the furniture, and can be left alone or with other dogs in the house for hours on end. The house will be just as we left it. 

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Reba is not a barker. She will alert us if there's anything amiss, but she does her job and then quiets down quickly. 

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I love everything about this precious girl. Letting Reba go is my hardest goodbye yet, but Reba deserves to spread her wings. My sweet Reba has earned it. 

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Please call our number to schedule a meeting with Reba. To match her with the right people, I need Reba to love them as much as they love her. This is a deliberate process, but it is important to me that I see Reba has an instant bond with the right person/people.

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Fun facts about Reba:

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Be prepared for her to learn the meaning of everything you say. We had to resort to spelling out words in order to get one over on her, but she soon learned what the letters meant when we tried to spell out the words. 

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Every time she hears the freezer door open, she runs to the freezer to wait for us to toss her an ice cube. Reba loves her ice . . . and popcorn with parmesan cheese sprinkled on it. She doesn't like microwave popcorn. It has to be popped on the stovetop.

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She has a weakness for Skittles. She learned how to bump the candy machine to get the loose Skittles to hit the floor. We have to be on our toes when Skittles are around!!