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My basic info
Breed
Boxer
Color
Brown/Chocolate - with White
Age
Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Please meet Fassa’s Friend, Honey! Honey’s foster home just can’t say enough great things about her. Honey is a 2 year old boxer mix with natural tail and ears. She is curent on her vaccines. She has recently had a litter of pups (puppies posted separately). Honey now deserves the “limelight!” She is a great dog; very sweet, smart and affectionate….what a great combination! She is completely housebroken and knows her basic commands-come, sit, stay, down, no and drop it. She is doing well on a leash. While she doesn’t seem too interested in birds or squirrels, she did recently feel the need to make it very clear to a concrete statue of a deer, that she is the boss! She is great with other dogs, large and small. She loves to run and play and plays “fetch”! Honey will not pass up an opportunity to snuggle, and she loves hanging out with her people. She will be happiest in an active home where she will get plenty of stimulation, attention and exercise. She is crate trained, however has graduated recently to the cushy dog bed in the foster parents bedroom, where she sleeps all night quite content. She has shown no signs of food or toy aggression, and she takes treats gently, although the foster family needs to remind her to wait her turn. One day Honey seized an opportunity to take a resident dog’s treat. The foster Mom told her, “No!” and she didn’t gobble it down, but rather held it in her mouth. When the foster Mom said, “Drop it!” she spit it right out. She is not at all sensitive to being touched. The foster family has touched her tail, feet, toes, ears, belly etc. and she allows the foster home to look at her teeth, with no problem. Honey likes to dig, but will stop when corrected. Simply put, she is a very smart, all around good girl in need of a great fur-ever home!
If you are interested in meeting Honey, please complete an application found onour website: www.fassasfriendsboxerrescue.com, under the Adoption Tab. Honey is waiting to show you all that she knows! If you have any questions, regarding Honey, please email us at fassasfriends@gmail.com.
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