6 week assessment done by Aiden Lundy @ Really good pets

Lily shows no signs of food guarding at this time. No instinctual retrieve is detected at this time. Lily shows aptitude for doing well during socialization with unfamiliar humans. She has some signs of distractibility, though is interested in and seeks human interaction and guidance at times. She shows some higher energy levels and tends to become more activated/animated when unsure of new things. She seeks out toys on her own and interacts with new things on her own. She will inspect startling stimuli with some human help and encouragement, though she is ready to move away during the inspection and is unsure. She shows some interest in lure toys. She accepts and seeks handling from unfamiliar humans. She shows signs of easy food luring and a moderate to high interest in food. May need some help adjusting to sudden movement of strange objects, but does well with support from humans.

My observation of Lily, She such a silly lovely puppy. She and Murphy really are the two girls that are very active and super playful with the big dogs. Lily runs outside and chases the ball with Mavis and Hazel. She is always loving on the kiddos. She will fit in so well with a wild crazy home with other dogs and kids to play with!

At 8 weeks Lily goes to the door to potty, all puppies need to be taught the proper place to potty in their new home, but she will transition easily! Lily is wonderful in the crate.