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Little Bear is a little cutie . . . what more can we say! At 12 weeks old, cuddling, playing and napping completely fill his puppy-busy daily agenda. He’s having a ball playing with his foster brothers and sister who are incredibly patient with his puppy antics. Little Bear, in spite of his tender age, came to us with an ear infection. His velvety ear flaps are rather thick and our vet noticed his ear canals are quite narrow. His new family will have to be diligent about keeping his ears clean and healthy.
Puppies, while adorable, are not for everyone. Think carefully if your lifestyle has room for the extraordinary responsibility of raising a puppy. As Little Bear grows he will require your patience, your steady, kind leadership, commitment to his training and rely on you for his extensive daily exercise needs.
If you would like Little Bear, a” dog to be”, to consider your application, please tell us why your home would be suitable for a puppy in the comments section of your application.
Little Bear will only be placed in a home with: (1) adults or older children who can treat a dog with kindness and respect and (2) one that clearly has the dedication and substantial time during the entire day to devote to raising a puppy to responsible adulthood.
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Adopted
Characteristics
Health
House-trained
Good in a home with
