Molly
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Intake Date: 6/20/15 Last Update: 7/4/15 Age: estimated 4-6 years old DOB: Unknown Gender: Female, spayed Weight: 17 pounds Energy Level: Low to medium Color & Markings: Fawn, black mask Good with other dogs: Small dogs ONLY Good with cats: Unknown Good with kids: Yes Object Aggression: None Special Needs: Luxating patella - Grade III, not affecting her gait quality at this time (per the vet) Medications: None Crate Trained: Yes House Trained: Yes Physical Fence Required: No Adoption donation: $500 |
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July 4 update: Molly had a dental cleaning with two extractions. She also had stenotic nares repair. She had some ear infection, so recommend ear cleaning weekly.
Molly has been with us for a week now. After some slow intros, she has adapted to our three French bulldogs wonderfully. She plays in the pasture, goes on walks and sleeps in bed with them with no problems. She is a very delightful little girl.
Today, the 4th, she went with me to a friend's house, who has a 3 year old. Molly did great with her and everyone she met. I THINK she would do fine with kids of any age since she is so small, but that is still to be determined.
Now, Molly does have some real issues with large dogs. We walk on the bike path early, trying to miss anyone. Occasionally we have come across a large dog and she pulls on the leash and acts very aggressive. So definitely would do fine as an only dog or a small dog family. She will challenge the dominant Frenchie male in her foster home, and only once did they have a little brush. So submissive small dogs would be fine with proper introduction.
Molly loves car rides and stroller rides. She does great on a leash. She probably wouldn't have to have a fenced yard (I always think they are nice). She is totally housebroke. She has only pooped in the house once. She will potty on the leash. During treat time with the other dogs, she waits patiently for her treat. No toy or food aggression at all.
Overall, I have found Molly to be quite a delightful houseguest. She is pretty laid back and enjoys just being in the same room as you. She is a snuggler but a not-in-your-face kind of gal. Some family will be very lucky to add her to their family.
Intake info: Molly comes to us from a vet clinic where she was surrendered due to continued dog aggression toward bigger dogs in her neighborhood. She is battling some GI issues. Overall Molly is a sweet tiny girl and we will update more once we know her better
Molly has been with us for a week now. After some slow intros, she has adapted to our three French bulldogs wonderfully. She plays in the pasture, goes on walks and sleeps in bed with them with no problems. She is a very delightful little girl.
Today, the 4th, she went with me to a friend's house, who has a 3 year old. Molly did great with her and everyone she met. I THINK she would do fine with kids of any age since she is so small, but that is still to be determined.
Now, Molly does have some real issues with large dogs. We walk on the bike path early, trying to miss anyone. Occasionally we have come across a large dog and she pulls on the leash and acts very aggressive. So definitely would do fine as an only dog or a small dog family. She will challenge the dominant Frenchie male in her foster home, and only once did they have a little brush. So submissive small dogs would be fine with proper introduction.
Molly loves car rides and stroller rides. She does great on a leash. She probably wouldn't have to have a fenced yard (I always think they are nice). She is totally housebroke. She has only pooped in the house once. She will potty on the leash. During treat time with the other dogs, she waits patiently for her treat. No toy or food aggression at all.
Overall, I have found Molly to be quite a delightful houseguest. She is pretty laid back and enjoys just being in the same room as you. She is a snuggler but a not-in-your-face kind of gal. Some family will be very lucky to add her to their family.
Intake info: Molly comes to us from a vet clinic where she was surrendered due to continued dog aggression toward bigger dogs in her neighborhood. She is battling some GI issues. Overall Molly is a sweet tiny girl and we will update more once we know her better
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