Mojo was rescued
from Fort Knox. Yes, the place with the gold. He belonged to a military
family that moved off base to an apartment that didn't allow pets. Mojo
was surrendered to the vet facility on base and they called us. Hmmm, does
this make him an Army brat?
Mojo is still kind of young. He'll be 2 years old the end of this year.
He'll need some guidance and direction while his brain catches up to his
body. He's a wonderful dog. It's just that there are moments when not all
his brain cells fire at once. In other words, he can be a goofus at times.
He loves people. Mojo has never met a stranger or enemy. His current play
group consists of Mona, Malcom, and Lady. He and Malcom are the best of
buddies. Their favorite games? Chase and who can bark the loudest. The
neighbors are not amused with the latter. The cats he lives with he finds
interesting. He's made no attempt to eat them, but it sure is fun to give
them a good goose with a cold nose.
Ready for the challenge of a teenager? Perhaps you'd like a jogging
partner? Have a couple of little boys who need a dog? Mojo sure would like
to meet you. Late Breaking News: Mojo passed the American Temperament Test
Society's temperament test in September, 2002. Way to go Mo-Mo Man! It's
official, Mojo TT.
Interested in Adopting Mojo? Please contact the Dogo Argentino Club of
America's Chairperson, Liz Gaulke at:
dogresq@wcnet.org
Dogo Argentino Club of America/dogo.org 1995