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Mr. Boots looks like a Lhasa Apso with maybe some Tibetan Spaniel and Havenese in him – it’s hard to tell, but whatever his blend, he’s definitely cuter than a bug!
Boots is about 2 to 2.5 years old – it’s hard to tell exactly, but he has lovely teeth and is a healthy little doll who weighs exactly 20 pounds, although he looks smaller.
He is a happy, loyal lil’ guy with plenty of character and spirit.
Boots gets along great with cats and other dogs. He is not aggressive or barky . He never wanders off and prefers to hang out with his family.
Mr. B starts out very shy – poor Boots will take several days to feel relaxed enough to come right up to you. Poor Boots was probably neglected all his young life- he is a bit afraid at first, but lets me pick him up, bathe him, and love on him – he warms up pretty quickly.
My guess is that Boots wouldn't do well with small children, but teenagers would be fine.
He is, of course, neutered and up to date on all of his shots.
Llasas are hypoallergenic, so if you have allergies to dogs, Boots is the best sort of buddy for you!
I'm a firm believer in a” sleepover” -- you can take a pup home to make sure it is a good match for you, the pup, and the rest of your family. The sleepover can be a week, because it's only fair to give everyone time to get to know one another to adapt. We always take our critters back if things don’t work out.
To meet this adorable and likely hypoallergenic little doll face (and all our other great foster doggies), please call 858-602-2061 or email findabestbuddy@gmail.com
Mr. Boots looks like a Lhasa Apso with maybe some Tibetan Spaniel and Havenese in him – it’s hard to tell, but whatever his blend, he’s definitely cuter than a bug!
Boots is about 2 to 2.5 years old – it’s hard to tell exactly, but he has lovely teeth and is a healthy little doll who weighs exactly 20 pounds, although he looks smaller.
He is a happy, loyal lil’ guy with plenty of character and spirit.
Boots gets along great with cats and other dogs. He is not aggressive or barky . He never wanders off and prefers to hang out with his family.
Mr. B starts out very shy – poor Boots will take several days to feel relaxed enough to come right up to you. Poor Boots was probably neglected all his young life- he is a bit afraid at first, but lets me pick him up, bathe him, and love on him – he warms up pretty quickly.
My guess is that Boots wouldn't do well with small children, but teenagers would be fine.
He is, of course, neutered and up to date on all of his shots.
Llasas are hypoallergenic, so if you have allergies to dogs, Boots is the best sort of buddy for you!
I'm a firm believer in a” sleepover” -- you can take a pup home to make sure it is a good match for you, the pup, and the rest of your family. The sleepover can be a week, because it's only fair to give everyone time to get to know one another to adapt. We always take our critters back if things don’t work out.
To meet this adorable and likely hypoallergenic little doll face (and all our other great foster doggies), please call 858-602-2061 or email findabestbuddy@gmail.com
We are a small, self-funded group of animal lovers. All of our pets are fostered in private homes, so they are social, outgoing, and healthy little rascals.
I have an application I can email to you, and a contract that says that you will love, cherish and care for your adopted companion animal. If for any reason you can't keep your new buddy, you must return him or her to me.
Of course, the adoption covers all shots, the spay or neuter, and whatever incidentals the rascal needs to be a healthy and happy buddy.
We are a small, self-funded group of animal lovers. All of our pets are fostered in private homes, so they are social, outgoing, and healthy little rascals.
I have an application I can email to you, and a contract that says that you will love, cherish and care for your adopted companion animal. If for any reason you can't keep your new buddy, you must return him or her to me.
Of course, the adoption covers all shots, the spay or neuter, and whatever incidentals the rascal needs to be a healthy and happy buddy.
Go meet their pets
Each posting has the contact info for the correct foster, so pls contact the right person. I couldn't have all these rascals at my place, but my fellow-foster mommas are wonderful and they can tell you all about the rascals they are caring for.
I live in Ramona, and if you visit, you can meet my farm animals (I have my own petting zoo!) at the same time. I foster everything from hens to horses, and all of my critters have wonderful personalities and are well socialized with other dogs, cats, farm animals, and children.
Each posting has the contact info for the correct foster, so pls contact the right person. I couldn't have all these rascals at my place, but my fellow-foster mommas are wonderful and they can tell you all about the rascals they are caring for.
I live in Ramona, and if you visit, you can meet my farm animals (I have my own petting zoo!) at the same time. I foster everything from hens to horses, and all of my critters have wonderful personalities and are well socialized with other dogs, cats, farm animals, and children.
More about this rescue
We are a small self-funded group of people who love animals - we consider them gifts to the earth and they deserve love, good health, care, and forever homes.
I rescue and foster dogs and cats, puppies and kittens -- even farm animals. I do this because I love these creatures and do not believe in breeding any animals. As long as these wonderful critters are already here, they deserve the best chance we can give them.
These lovely creatures are God's gifts, and I firmly believe animals are good for us -- imagine the smile a little rascal will put on your face after a rough day at the office or a tough commute home!
We are a small self-funded group of people who love animals - we consider them gifts to the earth and they deserve love, good health, care, and forever homes.
I rescue and foster dogs and cats, puppies and kittens -- even farm animals. I do this because I love these creatures and do not believe in breeding any animals. As long as these wonderful critters are already here, they deserve the best chance we can give them.
These lovely creatures are God's gifts, and I firmly believe animals are good for us -- imagine the smile a little rascal will put on your face after a rough day at the office or a tough commute home!
