Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Reggie! Reggie is an adorable, scruffy 3-year-old terrier mix weighing just 11 pounds—but don’t let his small size fool you! This playful little guy has a big personality and even bigger love to give. Reggie is the perfect mix of fun and affection: he adores running around the backyard with his signature zoomies, tossing his squeaky toys in the air, and showing off his goofy side. He’s equally happy snuggling up with his people, giving sweet kisses, and being your loyal little shadow.Reggie is house and crate trained, great on walks, and eager to learn. He’s already mastered “sit” and is working on “down,” proving how smart and eager-to-please he is. While he may be a little nervous in the car, he’s making great progress with every ride.Reggie gets along wonderfully with other dogs and is especially respectful of senior pups, giving them plenty of space. But when it comes to his focus, it’s all about you! He loves to be by your side, soaking up all the love and attention you can give. He isn’t a fan of cats or small animals, so he’ll thrive in a kitty-free home.Though Reggie needs a bit of time to adjust in new situations, his wagging tail and warm heart shine through once he feels safe. Older, dog-savvy kids who can give him space as he settles in would be perfect. This sweet boy has come so far from his days at the shelter, blossoming into a confident, happy companion.Reggie is smart, cuddly, and full of fun energy. Whether you’re looking for a snuggle buddy, a playful partner, or a quick learner for training, Reggie is ready for it all. Apply to adopt him today at bcaaofnj.org and give this sweet boy the loving home he deserves!Interested in adopting this pet?Click here for BCAA's on-line Application! PLEASE NOTE: Our adoption fee helps to cover our expenses and includes all shots, *age appropriate*, distemper and rabies, fecal check, spay/neuter, heartworm test, grooming, and in many cases dental and also the fee we pay when we rescue from a shelter. December 18, 2024, 1:51 am
