Posted over 2 months ago | Updated 2 days ago
Sadie is 5 years old and weighs 11 lbs. She is white and red in color. Sadie is up to date on vaccines and is spayed and just recently had a dental and just finished all her meds. She has been dealing with alopecia, but it is under control and now has no hair loss. You will need to continue giving her Omega 3 and a healthy diet. If there’s a reoccurrence of hair loss she may need to see a vet dermatologist.
Sadie is a sweet little girl. She’s very loving and scared at the same time as she came from a mill. She snuggles up to her foster at bed time and needs to be close. She gets along with her pups and isn’t aggressive at all.
Her personality is just now coming out, she gets so excited when she sees her foster and when it’s time to eat and at snack time. When she wags her tail her whole bottom wiggles, so cute. She will follow you around when outside and keep a close eye on you.
Sadie isn’t fully house trained, she loves to mark, but since her spay, it has reduced. In the house we still use doggy diapers. She’s still learning the word NO. More training will be required, along with leash training. She loves to be called a good girl.
She gobbles her food, and tends to throw it up afterwards, so until she slows down on her own, she will need a Slow-Feed Dog Bowl.
The perfect home for Sadie;
Someone who will enjoy her as much as she will enjoy you. Preferably someone who is home a lot. No small children but older is fine. An established dog in home to help teach her how to continue to be a dog. She watches her fosters dogs and catches on fast, but she is still adjusting to a home and humans. A calm home is best. She loves to sleep in bed, a crate is not recommended Sadie will feel more comfortable sleeping in your bed. She doesn’t like to be alone. We have enjoyed and love fostering her.
If you think Sadie might be the perfect fit for you, please apply!
Sadie is 5 years old and weighs 11 lbs. She is white and red in color. Sadie is up to date on vaccines and is spayed and just recently had a dental and just finished all her meds. She has been dealing with alopecia, but it is under control and now has no hair loss. You will need to continue giving her Omega 3 and a healthy diet. If there’s a reoccurrence of hair loss she may need to see a vet dermatologist.
Sadie is a sweet little girl. She’s very loving and scared at the same time as she came from a mill. She snuggles up to her foster at bed time and needs to be close. She gets along with her pups and isn’t aggressive at all.
Her personality is just now coming out, she gets so excited when she sees her foster and when it’s time to eat and at snack time. When she wags her tail her whole bottom wiggles, so cute. She will follow you around when outside and keep a close eye on you.
Sadie isn’t fully house trained, she loves to mark, but since her spay, it has reduced. In the house we still use doggy diapers. She’s still learning the word NO. More training will be required, along with leash training. She loves to be called a good girl.
She gobbles her food, and tends to throw it up afterwards, so until she slows down on her own, she will need a Slow-Feed Dog Bowl.
The perfect home for Sadie;
Someone who will enjoy her as much as she will enjoy you. Preferably someone who is home a lot. No small children but older is fine. An established dog in home to help teach her how to continue to be a dog. She watches her fosters dogs and catches on fast, but she is still adjusting to a home and humans. A calm home is best. She loves to sleep in bed, a crate is not recommended Sadie will feel more comfortable sleeping in your bed. She doesn’t like to be alone. We have enjoyed and love fostering her.
If you think Sadie might be the perfect fit for you, please apply!