Pug puppies and dogs in Idaho

Chili Betty is a 2-year-old bundle of sweetness with an adorable underbite that will steal your heart! At 36 pounds, this Pug/Staffy mix (our best guess!) is a calm, low-energy gal who’s ready to leave her days as an amazing mama behind and find her forever home. This chill lady is as easygoing as they come. She’s fantastic with kids—even the little ones—and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. Chili is even cat-friendly, preferring to peacefully coexist with her feline friends. She’s a snuggle bug through and through, always ready to give and receive affection from her humans. Fully potty trained, Chili lets you know when she needs to go outside and is a pro at keeping her foster home tidy. While she’s mostly calm and relaxed, her excitement shines when it’s meal time—this girl loves her food! As for toys, she’s a little unsure right now, but we think that once she’s settled into her forever home, she may come to love them. Her calm nature and quiet personality make her a perfect fit for either an apartment or a house—she’s incredibly adaptable. Chili doesn’t ask for much: a cozy bed, a warm home, and a loving human to snuggle with. Are you ready to give this sweet, food-loving, easygoing girl the forever home she deserves? Chili Betty is ready to bring her love and calm vibes into your life! Adopt Chili here: https://adopt.animalsfirst.com/animal/62cc8e128b02916730334440/671590ddb3611928ee01ef2d Questions? Email Kathleen@threelittlepittiesrescue.org We facilitate adoptions across the US through our own internal transport to ensure the quality of care. We travel to WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT and Canada (Canadian adopters will need to pick up in Bellingham, WA or Brattleboro, VT for the eastern Canadian border)! Our pups travel in comfort with 24/7 care on our USDA licensed vehicles, including buses and cargo vans. You can join along on our private Facebook event page to follow their adventure, connecting you with other adopters and providing updates throughout their transport journey! You will get to meet your new pup over a video call before signing paperwork, creating a fun and personalized adoption experience!  The adoption fee is $1200 and includes all vetting (DAPP with booster, Bordetella, Rabies vaccine, multiple broad spectrum deworming treatments, spay/neuter, flea prevention, a 12 month heartworm preventative injectable, heartworm test and treatment if needed, a microchip with free lifetime registration, a high quality nylon Martingale collar, a health certificate deeming the pup healthy for travel, cost of transport*, and priceless years of love and loyal companionship!  We have over 15,000 successful adoptions so far and have excellent Google Reviews: https://g.co/kgs/UQ5Pyai We care deeply about making the perfect match between dog and family for long term success.  Our rescue has a 2-acre property in Texas where we assess every animal with trainers on staff, we modify behavior as needed, and create individualized behavior plans to help prepare dogs for their future families including crate training, potty training, leash walking, etc. Our fosters are able to attend group trainings and socialization play groups to keep dogs' adoption ready. Our on-site trainers support the positive growth of our dogs, and we enjoy seeing their progress!  Our commitment to comprehensive medical care sets us apart. We've received glowing feedback from veterinarians who commend our dedication to ensuring the health and well-being of every animal in our care with treatments that often go above and beyond. Our adoption fees reflect the extensive care and resources that go into each animal we save. The adoption fee is a donation to the mission and goes far beyond getting a fully vetted pet.  The rescue’s hard costs alone for a healthy dog to go through our program typically range between $412 to $859, which includes boarding, food, medications, vaccines, and spay/neuter. For heartworm-positive dogs, hard costs are upwards of $1,120. Additionally, dogs requiring extended boarding, extra training, or extra medical care—such as dental work, vision care, or orthopedic care—can lead to expenses running into the thousands. Also, included in the fee are costs to cover transport up to the Pacific Northwest or East Coast. While adoption fees help cover part of these expenses, we want to emphasize that Three Little Pitties Rescue is not government funded. It doesn’t stop there! Our adopters also receive these SPECIAL PERKS: Extensive behavioral testing and information from trainers on our staff to ensure the perfect fit for your family  Discounts on Embark DNA test kit- $30 off of Breed ID test & $50 off of Breed ID plus Health test 30-day trial of pet insurance with Trupanion A free private online dog training session with GoodPup, plus low pricing for future sessions  70% off of your first order of Fetch, a delicious PNW based fresh dog meatballs subscription Coupons for a fun visit to Petco 20% off of Dr. Cuddles pet first aid and hygiene solutions Discounted heartworm, flea prevention, and monthly dewormer  Access to our exclusive FB Adopters page, where you can network for play dates, resources, and connect with other adopters that share their passion for their adopted pup! Did you know that the Greater Houston area faces some of the highest stray and overpopulation rates in the nation? We are a non-profit charity. Our goal is simple— to reduce the homeless pet population through community outreach, free spay and neuter services, and by rescuing animals from the streets or overcrowded shelters where euthanasia due to lack of space is often the only option. The dog you've found online is not only lucky to be in our program, but also incredibly fortunate to have caught your eye. Thank you for considering adoption and for joining us in our mission! Follow our rescue journey and connect with us on our website and social media platforms. Together, we can make a difference, one adoption at a time. https://www.threelittlepittiesrescue.org/ https://www.facebook.com/threelittlepittiesrescue https://www.instagram.com/threelittlepittiesrescue Ready to welcome a new furry friend into your life? APPLY TODAY and become a hero for pets in need! *Due to the rising cost of fuel and transportation expenses, there will be an additional $74 surcharge for transport. DISCLAIMER- Breed type is determined based on general appearance and behavioral characteristics and cannot be guaranteed unless DNA test results were provided at intake. NOTE- Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.

Mini loves to be hugged and cuddled but only likes to give kisses on her terms. She is obsessed with balls, bones, the Kong and anything squeaky. She especially loves playing tug-o-war with toys with her sister Daisy. Loves to sit on a perch of any kind (back of couch or chair) to look outside and survey the land. She enjoys eating at a slower pace and can be rather submissive when eating to let other dogs eat out of her bowl. She loves cheese and will do anything for it. She also is extremely smart and learns very quickly - she was the first of the two sisters to allow us to put on the leash to walk, walks without pulling, learned sit and the doggie door within a few hours, figured out that doggie beds are awesome first, and is pretty self-sufficient when selecting and playing with toys. She has the most adorable underbite and will "grin" often, especially if she wants more of something. She cocks her head to the side for any high-pitched sound and is very curious. The sisters often do things together but are not overly bonded and would possibly even do best separated though preferably to homes with other dogs for them to make friends with. Daisy gets pretty bossy with Mini at times. The girls have discovered how nice it is to have a dog bed and will either stay together or in separate beds. They especially love those beds that are the circular, fluffy kind or the sheepskin kind. They come from a big hoarder case so a soft bed is special to them. Mini is leash trained, doggie door trained, and potty trained. She will purposely pee several times in the yard just to get more treat rewards. Both girls are obsessed with the Kong and the spray treat that goes inside; not so keen on treats being put inside the Kong. They know the word "sit", "no", "potty", "outside", their names and we're working on "stay", "walk" and "wait" (doing well, but learning). She has started the unfortunate habit of eating her sister's poop but I am trying to curb that. Night time is a challenge as they were reluctant to go into their crates even with treat enticement; the Kongs at night have eased that a bit and they are now sleeping pretty quickly after their Kong treat is done. They were originally whining and crying for anywhere up to 3 hours before they would sleep but we're down to about 10 minutes now. Daisy and Mini look like pug mixes. They are estimated to be about 1 year old. They have been spayed. Mini weighs 15 lbs. If you're interested in Mini, please fill out a pre-adoption application on https://linktr.ee/northernstardogrescue You can see her Facebook bio and more photos here and you don't need an account to do so: https://www.facebook.com/share/gAVmqntJRujHPxMn/

Daisy is just a puff of love, wants kisses, belly rubs, and to be cuddled a lot. She is food and treat obsessed. She will do literally anything for a treat but is reluctant to do things by herself without incentive. She is a tad braver than her sister Mini and will kind of throw herself into anything, but it has to be on her own terms. She loves her bone and Kong/Kong treats/training treats. She has the cutest pink and brown spotted belly and lazy left eye...so she is always giving you side eye even when she doesn't mean to. She is hesitant to be put on a leash but once on a leash, loves to go out for walk and is typically the first one out the door. She is slower to learn than Mini but once she puts her mind to it (A.K.A. treat incentive) she comes around pretty quickly. She loves to be wherever you are and will follow you anywhere you go. She cocks her head to the side for any high pitched sound and is very curious. The sisters often do things together but are not overly bonded and would possibly even do best separated though preferably to homes with other dogs for them to make friends with. Daisy gets pretty bossy with her sister at times. The girls have discovered how nice it is to have a dog bed and will either stay together or in separate beds. They especially love those beds that are the circular, fluffy kind or the sheepskin kind. They come from a big hoarder case so a soft bed is special to them. Daisy is leash trained, doggie door trained, and almost fully potty trained though she has to be told to go, lead outside, and watched to make sure she goes. She will watch you the entire time to make sure you're watching her and if you turn away for a second, she will run to you asking for a treat like she went potty but she didn't. Both girls are obsessed with the Kong and the spray treat that goes inside; not so keen on treats being put inside the Kong. Daisy is far more treat driven than Mini is (Daisy tries to steal everyone's treats with a shark attack, jumping in front of whomever is getting a treat to steal it away). They know the word "sit", "no", "potty", "outside", their names and we're working on "stay", "walk" and "wait" (doing well, but learning). We are currently training on eating with other dogs to reduce the food aggression that Daisy has and which isn’t uncommon among dogs from hoarding situations. She is being taught how to sit and wait for her meal and wait for others to finish before she licks their bowls. She's doing exceptionally well right now. Nighttime is a challenge as they were reluctant to go into their crates even with treat enticement; the Kongs at night have eased that a bit and they are now sleeping pretty quickly after their Kong treat is done. They were originally whining and crying for anywhere up to 3 hours before they would sleep but we're down to about 10 minutes now. Daisy and Mini look like pug mixes. They are estimated to be about 1 year old. They have been spayed. Daisy weighs 12lbs. If you're interested in Daisy, please fill out a pre-adoption application on https://linktr.ee/northernstardogrescue You can see her Facebook bio and more photos here and you don't need an account to do so: https://www.facebook.com/share/Kzzzuo4dwgG8xMGW/

Located in: Boise, ID Breed: Pug Mix Age: 6 Adoption fee: $35.00 + $17.99 microchip registration fee This handsome gentleman goes by many names. Stumpy, AKA Sir Stumpington, Mister Sir, The Stumpmiester, Stump, Bubba Dub, Lord of the Underbite and many other absurd nicknames. This charming lad doesn’t care what he’s called, only that you’re talking to him. Stumpy is a sweet boy with a delightful underbite and so much spunk. He is about 6 years old, with a nice blend of chaotic playful energy and a love of lounging and naps. He is the king of zoomies, loves to carry his food bowl around, and is notorious for stealing blankets off of chairs to add to his dragon hoard (his bed nest). Despite all of his charisma, Stumpy is in need of a very special adopter who is patient, caring and willing to keep working through his quirks. Unfortunately, Stumpy has some major beef with his butt. It may be neurological, behavioral, or trauma related, but Stumpy seems to not realize that his tail and butt are indeed part of his body. This leads him to squabble with his own booty on a fairly regular basis. He has been treated medically and there is no physical medical concern to his body that is leading to this behavior. He takes daily medication to help with stress related to this issue. As funny as it may seem, it has left some serious consequences for him. He traumatically injured his own tail leading to an emergency amputation. Things that are normally relaxing and fun for dogs like: eating, kongs, and any food related enrichment, are quite stressful for him. He will resource guard any food related fun from his own back end. He does best when eating with a soft cone on that blocks the view of his behind. He does better if you watch him eat as you can verbally tell him to snap out of it and he also feels safer with you watching his back. Stump was found as a stray and very little is known about his past. He was unaltered and was not potty trained upon arrival to Fuzzy Pawz and it is suspected based on his thick coat, state of his feet and marking behavior that he was an outdoor dog. He has made great strides in potty training and as long as you let him out at regular intervals, he tends to stay accident free. He may need some continued assistance with potty training when transitioning to a new environment. Sir Stumpington is currently in foster with both cats and dogs and has done well with both. He does need a structured introduction to new dogs but quickly warms up. He has done great with living with multiple dogs but is not a dog recommended to visit dog parts or off leash dog areas as he quickly can become overwhelmed. He has done well with backyard chickens and ducks. He would do best in an adult-only home. Despite all his quirks, this little guy makes up for it with his hilarious personality. He is incredibly smart, easy to train, and eager to learn more tricks and commands.