George - Terrier / Mixed (medium coat) Dog For Adoption

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hat’s all I know. I assume he was found as a stray by animal control. He is potty-trained, but doesn’t seem to have much other training. He goes nuts over his kibble and would likely eat until he’s sick, so I use a slow feeder for him. He needs regular stimulation. Walks, dog puzzles, training, etc. He’s very smart. Also very nosy. Loves to stick his head in purses, backpacks, shopping bags, etc. Really gets in there to get a good sniff. This is, of course, only when you’re trying to use the item. My purse can sit on the coffee table all night, and he couldn’t care less. Only goes for it when I do. He’s very playful, and once he realizes I’m not playing, he usually gives up on whatever he’s doing that I don’t like. My favorite thing about George is when we go to bed, and he goes straight for a nuzzle into my neck. It is so sweet! He is a fantastic cuddler. When I got him, I was expecting him to be friend to play with for my other foster. Unfortunately, they do not get along. George started it because he was resource guarding for the first few days. He fought with Grenas (my other foster) the first day and Grenas never got over it. George wants to play now, but Grenas is not having it. If I could do it over, I would do an intentional introduction instead of just a free-for-all like I usually do. That is to say, I think George is fine with other dogs in the home as long as they’re “introduced” first. I’m not too sure about kids. As of now, I would say no little kids. He’s small, but he can be rough. He has a ton of personality and is not barky for a terrier. He can stay in the backyard for long periods of time without barking. This is rare for me as my neighborhood is busy and my dogs (always little dogs) usually can’t stay outside for more than 5 minutes without having a barking fit. He always comes when called which is highly unusual for a terrier. I work out of the home 3 days a week and I don’t crate him. He’s fine when I’m gone. It’s when I’m home that he takes my stuff or gets it into the garbage. A sniffy walk helps settle him. He also likes to trail me around the house, though that is becoming less of a thing the more he settles in. George is a great little dog who will make you smile every day. He’s a life brightener for sure. I see him as a great companion dog. The type of dog who’s his owner’s other half.’ Adoption fee includes: Full veterinary exam, Alter, Prepaid microchip, Dewormed, Rabies vaccine (if age appropriate), Distemper combo vaccine(s) appropriate to age, Bordetella vaccine, 4DX (over 6 months of age), Flea/tick and heartworm preventative while in rescue. Adoption fee: $550.00

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