UPDATE 4/22/15: London is a sweet little lady who wants to talk your ear off when you come in the door. She's good with kids but likes having her own timeout room. She very much enjoys having other canine roommates. I've been told that London had some seperation anxiety.   At my house she has a doggy door and friends while I'm not home and does just fine. She's such a lover! If you have a quiet home with another dog and don't mind her bark maybe consider giving London a FOR EVER retirement home.


UPDATE 4/13/15:  London has been returned to TBBR after 15 months because of separation anxiety.  We will be working with London and have her in a great foster home to help overcome this issue.  London has gained weight and is curerntly at 28 pounds so her foster mom will be putting her on a nice diet to slim her back down.  Updates to come.

London arrived to TBBR in August, 2013.  She has been with the same foster family since she arrived.  She does great with all the different breeds of dogs in the home as well as those she encounters.  London loves kids of all ages and has done very well with the 3 in her foster home.
London is very much a people dog.  As mentioned she does great with other dogs but her people are more her concern.  She will follow you room to room to be with you.  She sticks to her foster mom's side at the dog events rather than go off to play.
She does so well on a leash and really enjoys walks.  She goes for a full hour without any problems and just cherishes this time with her human!
London is housetrained.  She is not a fan of the crate.  She could probably adjust if a family really wanted to crate her while they are out but long periods would need to be worked up to by encouraging her with kongs, etc.
She sleeps on the doggy bed next to her foster mom.  I am sure she would prefer to sleep with her but that isn't allowed in their multi-dog home.  
London is your typical beagle and if left too long without supervision she will look for some trouble.  She is very good at getting items off the counter and loves the trash so a little beagle-proofing is needed for this girl.
London is also like your typical beagle and will bark when you first come home and if she hears the doorbell.  She has a loud arooooo and takes just a few minutes to calm down but because of this I wouldn't suggest an apartment home for her.
London would do well with or without other dogs in the home.  I do believe London would be happier in a home where someone in the family isn't gone all day as she is very human friendly so gets lonely.
She is a beautiful beagle in a little body and just the sweetest dog who enjoys giving kisses to her humans and just loves people!

All of our animals are sterilized, microchipped, vaccinated, and tested/treated for heartworm disease before adoption.