FL/GA Sassy - Brittany (medium coat) Dog For Adoption

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le but is NOT dog friendly. Sassy appreciates store bought tough toys but is just as happy with an old blanket tied in knots. When she gets excited she will put her feet on countertops. Off! is her command to get off where she is not supposed to be. This behavior is avoided if she has something soft in her mouth like an old blanket or soft toy. Without a toy, Sassy will greet people by hugging their legs! After a few minutes of excitement, she settles into a nice walk on a loose leash. She likes to be outside when it’s cool, and at night. Her dark coat gets warm in the sun and makes it hard to see her at night. A near perfect recall during the day is a big contrast to having to track her down and encourage her inside at night. She doesn’t seem to have a strong prey drive, but she does enjoy exploring and finding a cool spot to rest. A single dog home is a must. Sassy likes her food and toys and does not like to share. She will ignore other dogs as long they keep their distance. While on a loose leash she usually will not lunge at passing people or dogs. She is a happy, healthy and active dog that will add joy to her forever family. Sassy is a friendly, playful, affectionate, and smart high energy Frenchie who will need an active family to keep her happy. She loves to run and chase tennis balls till your arm falls off. She doesn't always bring them back but prefers to run around the yard with the ball in her mouth until she decides to release it. Sassy has had some hunt training with an e-collar. A 6 foot PHYSICAL FENCE is an absolute must for Sassy. After she's had her fill of exercise for the day, she does settle down nicely on the couch or anywhere her people are. NO CATS for this girl! Because of her excitement when she greets people, small children could be knocked over, so caution in that area is a must. Sassy is a typical French Brittany with the high energy you would expect from the breed. Sassy is located in northwest Georgia and can be transported up to 1400 miles via our Canine Railroad. Her adoption fee is $400 to offset the cost of vetting and to help other Brittanys in need. Adoption applications can be found on our website at .nbran. Our adoption process requires a phone interview, a home visit, and a veterinary reference. For more information, email brittsnbitsgmail.

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