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Weimaraner Dogs For Adoption in Cuba, NY, USA
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Mia the Weim - Weimaraner (short coat) Dog For Adoption

Weimaraner Dogs For Adoption in Cuba, NY, USA

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Nickname
Mia the Weim
Breed
Weimaraner
Gender
Female
Age
Senior
Location
Cuba, NY, 14727, USA

Description

Weimaraner Dogs For Adoption in Cuba, NY, USA

Posted Breed: Weimaraner (short coat). I'm mostly a really good girl. Mia was born about March 10, 2011 and weighs a bit too much at 83 lbs. We'll get the bad stuff out of the way - she is

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here because she became nippy with the 18 month old child and it seems she doesn't really care for the mailman. Now for the good stuff: Mia is great with other dogs, house trained, loves car rides and will hang with you outside while you do your chores. She is a very cuddly and thinks she is a lap dog. She loves to play fetch and chase Frisbee. She can't be crated and also doesn't need one. She's not a swimmer. Coming to JR was a bit of a culture shock for this girl and it did take her a couple days to feel comfortable, but she's been really good with all of us and the other dogs - large and small. We promised the owners that we would find a perfect home for her and we know you are out there. So, glad we were able to help this girl. As for health, pretty healthy girl, there is a 2.6 cm diameter dorsal left lumbar area lump that the vet diagnosed as a sebacous cyst. Recently she was said given a dental grade 2 so it seems in the not so distant future she will need a dental. Update: We thought we found the perfect home as the devoted only pet of a mature man. However, he returned her as he enjoyed walking a lot and Mia would aggress other dogs and strange humans when on leash. Leash aggression? Well, maybe, but then when she returned we walked her on leash through the play area with a couple loose dogs and she was fine, but maybe that was due to her being uneasy with all the changes that day of return. He also stated she was not good with strangers coming into the home. She has been fine with everyone coming in and out of the rescue, but maybe it is due to all the other dogs so she doesn't feel the need to protect her home/family and feels the other dogs will do so. In a normal home she may well need to be put in another room/area when strangers (to her) are visiting. Joyful Rescues is not big on drugging dogs to help them fit into someone's lifestyle, but Mia came with Prozac and we were weaning her off when adopted and she was put back on the drug. Maybe in the right home she can't be weaned off safely or maybe there is a need for the medicine to be lifelong. We realize there are a lot of unknowns here and sure hope we find someone willing to work with this sweet, beauty, to give her a calm, secure, home life. The Adoption Fee for this dog is $150.00. Adoptions fees vary based on adoptability. In general our fees include spay/neuter, all age appropriate vaccines, Home Again micro-chipping & registration, worming & flea control - a "complete" pet. We accept CASH or Visa/Mastercard ONLY. Joyful Rescues has no funding except for our adoption fees and miscellaneous donations. Pet care and vet bills are expensive - you must be ready to take on this financial (as well as emotional) responsibility. YOU MUST BE AT LEAST 25 YEARS OF AGE TO ADOPT A DOG FROM JOYFUL RESCUES We keep our pet list as up-to-date as possible. As soon as a pet is adopted, it is removed from the list. If a pet is still showing, it is still available for adoption. Can't Adopt Me? SPONSOR ME Look for the Link "Special Instructions to Seller" if you want to note a particular pet Before you seek to adopt a pet from Joyful Rescues, please read our Pet Adoption page .joyfulrescues/pet_adoption.html. Online Application

⛛ Physical Attributes

Coat Length
Short
Grooming Needs
Moderate
Shedding Amount
Moderate
Shedding Amount
Yes

⛛ Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Dogs
Yes
Energy Level
Moderate
Activity Level
Moderately Active
Exercise Needs
Moderate
Other
Housetrained

⛛ Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-74455
Date Listed
03/30/2019
Date Expires
Expired

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