Posted over 2 months ago | Updated 1 day ago
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Sammie and DD found themselves homeless and were forced to live outside. They're safe now in a foster home and they're ready for a permanent place to live. Sammie is a 4yo Shih-Tzu and weighs 9 pounds. DD is a 7-yo Yorkie and weighs 11 pounds.
They are very attached to each other. They are absolute cuddle bugs and if you’re a couch potato, these could be the dogs for you. They are working on potty training and doing great but they do still have pee accidents in the house if they don’t have a chance to go out. They need a very consistent routine where they are taken out every 2 hours as they continue to be potty trained. They will occasionally use a pee pad inside. Continued house training will need to be a priority in their new home. They love toys and DD carries one in her mouth most of the time. They are yappy little dogs. Sammie really wants to be a baby and have a mama that will hold her and snuggle all the time. She’ll sit on your lap for hours while you work. She seems to bond with the woman in the family that cares for her. In order for a man or another person in the house to bond with her, they will need to put in a lot of work holding her, petting her and being patient. It takes a lot of time for her to be ok with other people that she is not bonded with, and she will bark at anyone she isn't bonded with every time she sees them. This requires patience. DD barks to say hello to everyone and Sammie barks to say stay away. They are good with cats and other dogs. They romp and play with each other and have a blast. A retired person or someone that is home a lot is the perfect fit for them. They are crate trained, spayed, heartworm negative and current on their vaccines. Sammie is afraid of fast movements so a home with children of any age is not ideal for her.
Training: Crate- and potty pad trained; working on potty outside
Vetting: Spayed, up-to-date on vaccines and heartworm negative
Contact: doggieharmonyatlanta@gmail.com (Amy)
We are 100% donation-funded and our fees are equivalent to (or less than) the cost to fully vet a new dog yourself. Please expect an adoption fee; some of our urgent or long-term dogs have discounted fees.
Sammie and DD found themselves homeless and were forced to live outside. They're safe now in a foster home and they're ready for a permanent place to live. Sammie is a 4yo Shih-Tzu and weighs 9 pounds. DD is a 7-yo Yorkie and weighs 11 pounds.
They are very attached to each other. They are absolute cuddle bugs and if you’re a couch potato, these could be the dogs for you. They are working on potty training and doing great but they do still have pee accidents in the house if they don’t have a chance to go out. They need a very consistent routine where they are taken out every 2 hours as they continue to be potty trained. They will occasionally use a pee pad inside. Continued house training will need to be a priority in their new home. They love toys and DD carries one in her mouth most of the time. They are yappy little dogs. Sammie really wants to be a baby and have a mama that will hold her and snuggle all the time. She’ll sit on your lap for hours while you work. She seems to bond with the woman in the family that cares for her. In order for a man or another person in the house to bond with her, they will need to put in a lot of work holding her, petting her and being patient. It takes a lot of time for her to be ok with other people that she is not bonded with, and she will bark at anyone she isn't bonded with every time she sees them. This requires patience. DD barks to say hello to everyone and Sammie barks to say stay away. They are good with cats and other dogs. They romp and play with each other and have a blast. A retired person or someone that is home a lot is the perfect fit for them. They are crate trained, spayed, heartworm negative and current on their vaccines. Sammie is afraid of fast movements so a home with children of any age is not ideal for her.
Training: Crate- and potty pad trained; working on potty outside
Vetting: Spayed, up-to-date on vaccines and heartworm negative
Contact: doggieharmonyatlanta@gmail.com (Amy)
We are 100% donation-funded and our fees are equivalent to (or less than) the cost to fully vet a new dog yourself. Please expect an adoption fee; some of our urgent or long-term dogs have discounted fees.
Submit Application
We are 100% volunteer/foster based, so we do ask that you complete an adoption application in order for us to schedule a phone interview.
Interview
After reviewing your application, we'll contact you to determine if dog is a good fit for your lifestyle and home.
Approve Application
We check vet and personal references to ensure previous dogs were well cared for, so please be thorough in providing this info.
Home Check
This enables the dog to get to know you and your home and for us to suggest anything they may need to be successful in your home.
Sign Adoption Contract
You would also pay the fee at this time, however, we offer a 2 week trial period before cashing your check. We will always take dogs back.