@caitiesfosterfam: The sweetest, tiniest foster girl meets my giant “foster fail” Sal, and she did great! We did slow introductions by walking dogs past kennels a few minutes a day to see how the new foster reacts. Some dogs are kennel reactive, but it can give a good idea of how they might respond to others, and it’s a good way to give them time to adjust. Once I feel a foster is medically and emotionally ready (at least a week), we start by slow intros with Sal since he is calm and responds well to redirection. Cobbler was very excited and got a little overstimulated. We will continue to meet one dog at a time for a few days until I feel Cobbler is confident with the other dogs. Her personality makes me think she spent a long time living on the streets with limited social interactions, but she wants to love and play so badly.