Meet Daisy. She is flower power personified and the power in this flower comes from a happy heart and a warm spirit. Maggie Daisy likes to carry anything and everything around in her mouth. Like many Golden Retrievers Daisy likes to have a pacifier in her mouth, and that just reflects the sweet and gentle nature of her breed. Daisy likes to have anything from a ball to an article of clothing in her mouth all the time just like a child might want a security blanket for security.

Daisy doesn’t like loud noises or too much rambunctious activity. Daisy also gets along very well with other dogs and loves to romp and play with them so it’s a fact that she just gets along famously with everyone she meets.

Daisy has a toy box that she will gladly empty looking for just the right toy you will enjoy playing fetch with the most. Fetch is one of her favorite games too but it has to be played in moderation because of some hip dysplasia. You can tell when her hips have had enough as Daisy will begin to bunny-hop rather than run. Daisy takes medication for her dysplasia and also takes an inexpensive medicine to prevent seizures. She has not had a seizure in over two years.

Daisy is completely house broken and does not chew things that do not belong to her. We love the way she sometimes “talks” to the people she loves when she sits beside them. She make little grumbling noises and will put her paws in their lap just like she was carrying on an affectionate conversation and the lucky ones soon get a kiss.

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At only four years old Daisy should have a long life in front of her with her sweet quirks and character displays that make her so unique. While she does have some medical needs they are under control and no where near insurmountable. What else is insurmountable is the love, affection and companionship Daisy will give you all the days of her life. Daisy is a priceless flower.