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Charlie was an owner surrender. He is 5 years old and 32 pounds. This sweet boy loves to find his place right next to his foster Mom on the couch and snuggle in under the throw. Charlie is a cuddler!
He also will lay in the other end of the couch with his blanket in his mouth, sometimes while watching out the window. House manners have been great with only two accidents during the first week. The doggy door is open during the day and Charlie uses it without problem. He does have some separation anxiety, which he expresses with yelping for a while after being left alone. He does not have full run of the house while alone but has shown no destructive behavior in the kitchen/ dining area that he is confined to. He sleeps on the bed with his foster Mom. He will stay in a crate but only with some whining in the middle of the night. He walks well on leash, and only really pulls when he sees a squirrel or bird but is manageable. He can get in and out of a car on his own, enjoys being in the car especially on trips to Starbucks!
He loves his toys, chews, and his sucking blanket, sometimes to the extent that he will growl if he thinks you want to take it away. You will have to use a highly desired treat to distract him to get something away from him. Charlie would not be a good fit for a home with small children.
He has a cowlick across the bridge of his nose which appears as a line over the bridge of his nose in photos. He is not a fan of bad weather. Storms make him shake, pant, and seek comfort, but he is inconsolable. He is not a high energy dog, but he does like going on walks and would also probably be up for some longer walks in the woods once it gets cooler. He is curious and can get into things but that just means dog proofing and not leaving food unguarded. He is trainable but will also be his own beagle unless you have treats and reinforce. His crying when left alone would not be good for apartment living. If Charlie sounds like a dog that would be a fit for your family, apply today to make this boy’s wish for a forever home come true!
Charlie was an owner surrender. He is 5 years old and 32 pounds. This sweet boy loves to find his place right next to his foster Mom on the couch and snuggle in under the throw. Charlie is a cuddler!
He also will lay in the other end of the couch with his blanket in his mouth, sometimes while watching out the window. House manners have been great with only two accidents during the first week. The doggy door is open during the day and Charlie uses it without problem. He does have some separation anxiety, which he expresses with yelping for a while after being left alone. He does not have full run of the house while alone but has shown no destructive behavior in the kitchen/ dining area that he is confined to. He sleeps on the bed with his foster Mom. He will stay in a crate but only with some whining in the middle of the night. He walks well on leash, and only really pulls when he sees a squirrel or bird but is manageable. He can get in and out of a car on his own, enjoys being in the car especially on trips to Starbucks!
He loves his toys, chews, and his sucking blanket, sometimes to the extent that he will growl if he thinks you want to take it away. You will have to use a highly desired treat to distract him to get something away from him. Charlie would not be a good fit for a home with small children.
He has a cowlick across the bridge of his nose which appears as a line over the bridge of his nose in photos. He is not a fan of bad weather. Storms make him shake, pant, and seek comfort, but he is inconsolable. He is not a high energy dog, but he does like going on walks and would also probably be up for some longer walks in the woods once it gets cooler. He is curious and can get into things but that just means dog proofing and not leaving food unguarded. He is trainable but will also be his own beagle unless you have treats and reinforce. His crying when left alone would not be good for apartment living. If Charlie sounds like a dog that would be a fit for your family, apply today to make this boy’s wish for a forever home come true!
The first step in our adoption process is the completion of our on-line application to adopt. The application can be found on our website.
2.
Approve Application
Go to our website www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org and click on the link "About Adoption." After receiving your application, we will contact you.
3.
Home Check
Once your application is approved, a volunteer will bring the beagle to your home to meet your family and pets, and approve the adoption..
4.
Meet the Pet
You are invited to attend our monthly meet and greets without completing an application, but no adoption can take place before applying.
Additional adoption info
The first step in our adoption process is for interested parties to complete the on-line adoption application found on our website. We require an adoption fee ($300 for purebred beagles and coon hounds; $250 for mixes; $200 for special needs or seniors 8 years +; and $350 for pups age 8 mo. or younger) and an adoption contract. ALL dogs will be vaccinated, microchipped and spayed/neutered before adoption!
The first step in our adoption process is for interested parties to complete the on-line adoption application found on our website. We require an adoption fee ($300 for purebred beagles and coon hounds; $250 for mixes; $200 for special needs or seniors 8 years +; and $350 for pups age 8 mo. or younger) and an adoption contract. ALL dogs will be vaccinated, microchipped and spayed/neutered before adoption!
Go meet their pets
Check our website at www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org for info. We typically have meet & greet events on the second Sunday of each month, from noon to 3:00 p.m. and will always bring several of the rescued beagles to that event, so look up the location of the month on our website, and come meet some adorable beagles! We also periodically hold special activities, and occasionally attend Houston-area adoption events which will be listed on our "events" section of our website. Our quarterly newsletter is published on our website at www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org
Check our website at www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org for info. We typically have meet & greet events on the second Sunday of each month, from noon to 3:00 p.m. and will always bring several of the rescued beagles to that event, so look up the location of the month on our website, and come meet some adorable beagles! We also periodically hold special activities, and occasionally attend Houston-area adoption events which will be listed on our "events" section of our website. Our quarterly newsletter is published on our website at www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org
More about this rescue
We are a group of volunteers in the Houston, TX area who foster rescued beagles in our own private homes. We have no shelter facility. The first step in our adoption process is for interested parties to complete the on-line adoption application found on our website, www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org, and then we will contact you regarding meeting the dogs.
We are a group of volunteers in the Houston, TX area who foster rescued beagles in our own private homes. We have no shelter facility. The first step in our adoption process is for interested parties to complete the on-line adoption application found on our website, www.HoustonBeagleRescue.org, and then we will contact you regarding meeting the dogs.
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