Excellent job. I currently have a foster fail American Eskimo and one of her puppies (I got her when she was pregnant and the other two pups were homed out). I was very fortunate to have my male from birth as his mother had a TON of behavior issues. She is so much better now, but I see so much of my male in this dog and what could have been if he hadn't been socialized and exposed to training and new situations at a young age. People think American Eskimos are cute fluffy lap dogs... wrong. They need a ton of exercise, consistent training, and EXTRA socialization. 95% of eskies I have met have been holy terrors that can't be groomed without a muzzle and/or sedation, have barking issues, and have bite history. And the sad part is... a lot of owners love it and call it "feisty" or "loyal" when they can't get within 10 feet or another person or dog. You have done so good by this dog, and I am so happy her life will be so much more fulfilling. I now have a deep love for the breed and will probably have another one day.