Through no fault of their own, these little froggies find themselves in need of a forever home. After their parents divorced it became too difficult to give them the time they truly needed and so some bad habits had formed. Their Dad sent them to me to foster and train and has asked me to find a home for them to live and thrive forever.
Their training program is 100% paid for meaning that they have a lifetime pack membership and support. They’ve completed about half their training so the remaining needed lessons will follow them at no charge. Cabernet is a 9-year-old, snuggly little man. He’s happiest burrowed in and snoozing on the couch though once you see his little swagger you’ll be excited to take him for a walk! Sauvignon is a 5-year-old sweet and sassy little girl who is currently on a health kick, working hard to get her beach body bikini ready. They are very friendly, great with other dogs, not very vocal and we will be testing them with cats this week.
They are both crate trained, up-to-date on their vaccinations, fixed and microchipped. The perfect home for them has someone home most of the day eager to take them on a structured walk of about 20-30 minutes a day and the occasional visiting child to play ball in the yard. They both take their meal and nap schedules seriously and neither hates the bath.
They each still have a few challenges so adopting them means accepting that they are works in progress! Be assured that you have the support of Mia Semuta Dog Training and the entire pack of Zia’s Pups. I think they would do best together. Conditions of adoption include residing within 45 minutes drive of Harrisburg, to continue their training with private lessons for 4-6 weeks and attendance at group class or pack-sponsored playdates twice a month.
If you are interested in giving these cuties a wine rack to call their own please contact me via email: [email protected] to apply. There will be a modest adoption fee to cover expenses beyond their training, it is negotiable. Experience with French Bulldogs or a similar breed is preferred.
