September 13, 2026September 13, 2026
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Monopoly (Liliana Puppy) – Fostered
Monopoly (Liliana’s Puppy)
Status: Fostered
Estimated Age: Born 6/3/2026
Estimated Weight: Adult weights ~ 26-35 Pounds?
UPDATE – 13 SEPTEMBER 2026 (3-4 Months): Monopoly has been a joy to have around the house. Best part is she has really taken to our 4-year-old beagle and our two kids. She LOVES (and loves hard) her people and friends. She is friendly to everyone she meets and is especially eager to meet kids, though not so excited that she's "too much" even for a little one (we've had kids as young as 2 meet her and she does very well). She watches the kids get on the bus many a morning wondering why she doesn't get to go to school with them.
Her great love for "her people" might be her only fault - nights spent in her crate are the worst part of her day. She cries at night when it's time for bed but only because (at least for now) she sleeps in a crate. In my honest opinion, she has a calm demeanor (with a puppy caveat) and hardly ever barks. Seriously, the only time we hear her voice is when she's in her crate at night before she falls asleep. Her foster brother is also not very vocal, so maybe she is learning a thing or two.
I think this litter of puppies may have come pre-programmed with the 'sit' command b/c she's already a straight A student at that. We're working on some other commands and she responds very well to treat motivation. Potty training is going well but isn't complete. She's beginning to show that she understands basic terms like "outside" and when we get there "go potty". That girl is on a mission when she goes out on a leash and does her business fast. She is an absolute snuggle bug/Velcro beagle. When she naps in my office during the day, even though there is a dog bed right under my desk, she always slides a bit of herself off the bed and has to be touching me in some way. We don't have a cat, so her behavior is unknown on that front. Oh, and I really think she might be a "fetcher". We are working with her on consistency and 'drop' commands. But my dog, when I was growing up, was a fetcher, and she is certainly showing the signs.
Questions?
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About Array
- Breed: Monopoly
- Age: Puppy (6 months or younger)
- Gender: Female