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My name is
Cookie Bear-4006WV!

Posted over 10 months ago | Updated over 2 weeks ago

Adoption fee: $190

This helps Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee with pet care costs.

My basic info

Breed
Boston Terrier
Color
Brindle
Age
7 years old,
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
27 lb (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
ps_17276719

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Good with cats
Checkmark in teal circle Shots current
Checkmark in teal circle Spayed / Neutered
Checkmark in teal circle Housetrained

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

 



 



Cookie Bear is a quirky little dog with lots of love and energy to spare. Cookie is the perfect blend of mixed breed. She is dark brindle, almost black with a pigmented tongue. She has long legs and a long whip like tail, which always lets you know when she’s happy, but can hurt if she accidentally hits you with it during a shake. She is a lanky 27 pounds and has the bark of a big dog. She’s very chatty and will howl along if you sing to her, plus she does excited barking when going outside, playing, or getting a treat. 



She loves playing with (destroying) soft toys and playing fetch. She has a few chew bones and squeaky bones that she enjoys as well. Cookie is smart and loves to learn new things. She has mastered get back, sit, lay down, stay, come, speak, and quiet. She will work hard for a treat but really loves praise. When getting pets, she stomps her back legs in joy, lifting them so high and stomping so hard. (Much like Nala stomps for those who are familiar.) She is a total cuddle bug and loves to roll around on the blankets. 



Cookie gets along great with cats in her foster home, but is dog reactive. She may be able to get along well with a well adjusted dog sibling after a slow introduction period, but would prefer to be the only dog. She would be fine with older children who are dog smart. She can be protective of her foster mom (her person) and has some resource guarding tendencies as well.  



The Basics



Age: 7-8



Weight: 27 pounds



Spayed/Neutered: Yes



Microchipped: Yes



Vaccines Up-to-Date: Yes



On Heartworm Prevention: Yes



On Flea/Tick Prevention: Yes



House-Trained: Yes



Crate-Trained: Yes, good for a few hours at a time 



Leash Skills: Great. Loves walks and can go for miles. 



Medical: Cookie had a golf ball sized mast cell tumor removed from her right rear leg. This was found to be low grade. The surgery is considered curative. She just needs to be  monitored for possible reoccurrence. 



Likes/Dislikes



Toys: Loves!  Will tear up soft toys, loves chew bones and playing fetch. Understands “go get your bone!”



Other Animals: Likes cats, dog reactive (see above) 



People/Kids: Loves people, barks at first but happy once she gets acknowledged 



Car Rides: Likes the adventure, but does get anxious. 



Separation: Okay in the crate for a few hours at a time.



Contact/Application Info



Questions? Contact her foster mom, Kelsie, at kd.sanders@hotmail.com



Current location: Bruceton Mills, WV



Adoption Fee: $190



Ready to Apply to Adopt? Visit www.bostonterriertn.org!



 


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Contact info

Pet ID
ps_17276719
Contact
Phone
Address
Maryville, TN 37803
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Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

The adoption fee is generally based on the dog's age and provides for neutering or spaying, all required shots, heartworm testing (we endorse "the new moxie-doxy" treatment for heart worms).

It is our expectation & a requirement that heartworm preventative be continued as well as any required vet visits after the pet is adopted.

If for some reason a match isn't made the first time around and you are approved, we will keep your application on file for the next opportunity to arise. Our primary goal is to place a dog in the most suitable environment, based on the animal's individual needs and its temperament. The commitment is lifelong and the Boston's interests are always foremost.

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More about this rescue

All breeds have their own particular needs and rescued pets often have special requirements as well, very often in want of medical care, often lacking nourishment and kindness, and often expensive to rehabilitate.

Because we have had Boston Terriers for many years, we are very familiar with their habits, peculiarities and their special needs.

We operate across the southeast under the auspices of the Boston Terrier Rescue Network. We share information and resources in all of the USA with affiliated Boston Rescues.

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