French Bulldog puppies and dogs in Colorado

This is Mr Theo ‘sicko’ (he came with the second name when we got him). His is 3 year old super sweet boy looking for his forever home. We originally adopted him to be a buddy with our dog, but unfortunately the two have not warmed up to each other, so we thinks its best to find him a new home! Sicko loves toys and scratches. Plays well with other dogs and cats and is good around children. He does have some anxiety when left my himself, so he would do well with family that spends a lot of time at home to spend with him. Although he is house trained, he was alittle anxious when we first took him home and it took him awhile to get the hang of it at our house. Before he was with us, he was used to breed and spent alot of time in kennel, so definitely needs a refresher in house training when able to roam freely!,We really want a to find a forever home for this guy because he deserves it! He has a lot of love to give! Would do great in home familiar with older adopted dogs.

Buddy was transferred from a shelter. He is slightly paralyzed in the rear end. Buddy was hit by a car and is still recovering. His left front shoulder nerves are still recovering and he may not be able to use that leg for another six months. He is in a 4-down cart. He is a happy, silly, and sweet boy.

Frank was a shelter transfer - he was found with Gary and Walter on NYE and was bald. He has been diagnosed with color-dilute alopecia and partial blindness. He is happiest in a home with no other pets. Frank is crate trained and honestly loves snuggling up in there at night - although he of course loves his pre-bedtime snuggles in bed with us. He wakes up when we do, around 7ish on weekdays and 8-9 on weekends. From there it's time for breakfast which lamb and rice kibble. He gobbles it down and makes the funniest noises while he does. He's happy to play out in the yard to potty, but he loves walks around the neighborhood too. We've gone on some longer walks - up to 1 hour, but he's fine with 20 minutes. He really loves if we walk him to our local coffee shop or brewery where he can meet people. We often see kids on our walks and Frank gets so excited (but has always been respectful!), giving kisses and letting them pet him all over. Frank doesn't play with a lot of toys but loves bones and sometimes the stuffy toys. Franks has been left at home, crated for around 6-6.5 hours and does amazing. He sleeps the whole time and is often still sleeping when I get back from work. Frank has met both cats and dogs. He was overly excited when he met the cat, so he didn't get let off leash. He's been around dogs as well. While he may adapt, he's had instances of antagonizing other dogs if they're getting more attention from a human. He would prefer to be the only animal in his home. He wants all the attention! Frank is definitely food motivated. Loves meal time, treats and bones. I haven't necessary taught him many tricks but I think he'd learn quickly with treat motivation! His absolute favorite thing to do is cuddle with his humans. On the couch. On the bed. Anywhere! He's a cuddle bug and the best nap buddy! He also just loves being cozy. I'll often find him cuddled into a chair or pillows when I'm working from home. He hates the cold and has to be forced outside to potty when it's snowing. He wouldn't necessarily be a great hiking buddy - he's definitely got some Frenchie in him! Although I'd never say never! He's a fit little guy! He's got the goofiest face, underbite and snuggle teeth. He's always making us laugh. Frank arrived to the shelter with a lot of hair loss and skin irritation. He's been taking melatonin for hair growth with breakfast and dinner for nearly 2 months. That, along with a regular diet, baths and TLC, he's grown tons of hair back - although his ears and wonky tail are still hairless. :) Additionally, he arrived with some scar tissue on his eyes from prolonged dryness. He can see just fine, but he takes twice daily eye drops (like an absolute champ!) to ensure proper lubrication of his eyes! Frank absolutely adores his humans. He'll do great with a single-person, roommates (he loves hanging with the girls!!) or a family without other pets! He is truly so special and will make you the happiest you've ever been. Shelter transfer. Severe skin loss. Possible allergies

The very best things about Walter are his grumpy face and his silly personality. He is very much puppy-like and inquisitive about everything. Walter was picked up as a stray on NYE and transferred to RMFBR by the shelter. He is hairless. His DNA results came back at 9% Chinese Crested and 91% French bulldog. He will need care for his hairless skin. He would be best with someone that wants a dog to be by their side all the time: A very faithful, silly, yet naughty shadow. His favorite place to be is right next to or on top of his person - he has to be touching them! Someone that is willing to work with him on training. He is very smart and treat motivated. He has practiced a little bit of agility and has done really well. Working his brain helps keep him out of trouble. Daily Routine Breakfast at 7am Treat around noon Dinner at 5:30pm Bathroom breaks when he first wakes up and before bed. Usually wakes up between 4am-6am to go to the bathroom and then goes back to sleep till breakfast time. Spends his day alternating between napping, playing with toys and if the weather is nice, a little sun bathing and exploring the yard. We walk at least every other day. He would love to walk daily. We walk at least mile up to 1 miles (dependent on weather/temperature). Sleeping Walter sleeps in a crate outfitted with a fuzzy bed and soft blanket. He is good about going in the crate at night, but sometimes he tries to stay on the couch. He is easily persuaded with a small treat followed by belly rubs. He is crated since he usually has to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and since it is so warm and cozy in the house, he would prefer to go to the bathroom in the house than outside. Bathroom Training He uses a dog door most of the time. There are pee pads by the dog door in case it is too cold outside and he does use them. He does not use the dog door at night. He sleeps in a crate and is taken out if he has to go then back to bed. The crate is in our bedroom, if you would like for him to serenade you all night, he can be crated in another room. He is really good about NOT going to the bathroom in his crate. He is so good that he will let out the tiniest whine between 4am-6am to let you know he has to go. Then when you open the crate door he just lays there looking at you like disturbed his sleep. Don't fall for this trick! He is waiting for you to go to the bathroom and just when you are mid-stream he will exit the crate to find a warm spot in the house to go to the bathroom. Therefore, it is recommended to carry him to the door and put him out to go to the bathroom. This is usually only necessary for the middle of the night bathroom breaks. When it is cold out you do have to make sure he goes out to the bathroom. It is recommended you keep eyes on him until he goes to the bathroom. He is always waiting for you to drop your guard. A few prompts and a stern look will usually get him to go. Walter knows how to "fake pee to get back inside when it's cold. He will make a very brief squat like he is peeing, usually making direct eye contact with you, but doesn't actually pee. Then comes running back inside, very happy with himself. Walks He loves going on walks. He usually takes his time sniffing around and goes the pace of his foster siblings. When walking with his foster sister, he likes to try to play with her, but he doesn't do it with his old man foster brother (he knows better). When his harness comes out, he sits patiently for you to put it on him. Car Rides He loves going on car rides. His favorite spot is to sit on the backseat and rest on the hammock divider with his paws on the center console or in the doggy booster seat. He is very good in the car. He prefers if you lift him in and out of the car. Dogs Absolutely LOVES other dogs; especially if they will play with him. When dogs come to his home then he can be wild and things its wrestle time. He may need to be redirected to settle down. If he is meeting them on neutral territory, he starts off shy and then warms up to his playful self. He would love to have another dog that will play and run around with him. Kids & Cats Walter hasn't been around either. He saw a cat on a walk and was very interested. I think he would be very excited and interested in kids or cats and depending on how they respond to him will determine his interest level. I think he would be good with kids that are respectful of him and that would play well with him. He does play bit/chew like a puppy, so that would need to be managed. Likes: Literally just about everything! He is crazy for any kind of food! Licky mats with yogurt & peanut butter or baby food. Dislikes: Anyone that doesn't like him. Not being near his people. Water on his face & ears. Grooming He will need regular baths for his skin. He is very good at getting baths. He gets a licky mat treat stuck to the side of the tub and he enjoys that while getting washed. He doesn't like having water on his face, so a wash cloth is used for his face. Other Personality Stuff He is cautious when he goes to new places or meets new people. Once he has had a chance to check it out and realize all is good, he relaxes and is very playful. He loves being near his people! He is always there, watching you, or touching you. When you think he isn't around, you will be surprised by his cold, wet face pressed against you. Anything that he can get in his mouth, that he wants to get in his mouth, will get in there - especially if he knows you are not watching and if he is even slightly bored. So far everything he has eaten has come out the other end. Hair ties, stud earrings, foam from inside a dog bed, eye ointment, twigs & mulch are the things I can recall. Highly recommended to have pet insurance. We have managed this in two ways: 1. He is crated when we are not home or if I need to do something and can't keep an eye on him. 2. We have "Walter-proofed an area and he is limited to that space when we are not around. This means removing anything from reach that could get in his mouth. Anything that could be reached by him hopping on a chair, couch, or low table to get on a surface.

River was an owner surrender. Meet and greets are by appointment only.  An approved application is required to schedule a meeting. Check out our events page for upcoming open adoption events! We have no additional back story or update for this dog at this time.  When we do, it will be updated here.  This is all the information we have currently. Approved Applicants may make the adoption fee payment by clicking donate above.  Partial adoption fees will not hold a dog. Dogs adopted with our rescue come with FREE training from #GoodPup to help you build strong bonds from the start! If upon meeting the dog of your choosing at your scheduled pickup time you find that you aren't a good match, your deposit will be fully refunded. Adoption fees include vaccines up until time of adoption, microchip, spay/neuter and 1st 30 days of free Pet insurance.  We are not affiliated with Pet First pet insurance. (you have to sign up for the insurance or it will not go into effect).  Adoption fees help cover the medical care of the animals while he or she waits for a new home, as well as food and transportation costs. These fees help to provide care for the other animals in the shelter or rescue group who may have medical bills that are much higher than any possible adoption fee. The money also acts as a donation to help support the organization as a whole, allowing the group to continue its efforts to rescue and rehome pets. The dogs in our care are fostered in Colorado, Texas, and New Mexico.  While all dogs are picked up during our scheduled times, sometimes transport dates change due to unforeseen circumstances.   More questions?  Read our FAQs here: https://4p4l.org/faqs/  Breed labels are a "best guess" by a shelter veterinarian and cannot be guaranteed.  A new study has concluded that (in layman's terms), breed assumption is NOT indicative of behavior in mixed breed dogs.  Therefore, if a dog looks presumably to be a German Shepherd breed, one cannot assume the dog will have a high prey drive.  From the study: "Although many physical traits were associated with breeds, behavior was much more variable among individual dogs. In general, physical trait heritability was a greater predictor of breed but was not necessarily a predictor of breed ancestry in mutts. Among behavioral traits, biddability—how well dogs respond to human direction—was the most heritable by breed but varied significantly among individual dogs. Thus, dog breed is generally a poor predictor of individual behavior and should not be used to inform decisions relating to selection of a pet dog" - https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abk0639 ##2005612##

Gizmo came to us from a family friend when she was just 5 months old, she is 2 now and she is absolutely amazing. She loves to cuddle next to you while your watching a movie and she also loves to play in the yard in the sun. Gizmo is a spunky, sweet and energetic gal. She does get along with other dogs mostly male dogs. I. am looking for a loving home where someone can give her all the lve and attention that she deserves. She was my daughter's dog and my daughter suddenly passed away on January 8th of this year. As much as I would like t keep her I can't due to where I am living there is another female dog that has attacked her several times and I do not want her to get hurt.