Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Needs experienced adopter,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Scout / Redington Beach
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!!!
viprescue.org
DOG
NAME: Scout / Redington Beach
DOB: 2/9/23
DOG BREED: Mini Schauzer mix/West highland terrier
DOG WEIGHT: 12lbs
GENDER: Male
HOUSE TRAINED: Yes, as long as he is let out often, is still in the puppy learning stage
LOCATION: Redington Beach FL
GOOD WITH DOGS: No NEEDS TO BE A ONE AND ONLY
COOD WITH CATS; No
GOOD WITH KIDS: Yes older, 12+, respectful that can deal with puppy playful energy
COLOR: white
FENCED YARD: Recommended
SINGLE FAMILY HOME, No apartments, townhomes, condos.
Female only Home
PLEASE READ ENTIRE BIO
Scout is an adorable 1 year old, 12 lbs mini schnauzer/west highland terrier mix puppy,. For sure, this little guy is ALL puppy! Puppies are tons of fun but do require ALOT of work and training on your part to be
the best pup he can be! He needs love, attention and lots of consistency especially for housebreaking! His little bladder can't hold it all day so please make sure you can commit to the puppy not being left alone for long periods of time. If that's not possible,
please consider one of our adult dogs which might be better suited for your lifestyle!
He loves leash walks, but is nervous with getting his harness on, he does get a little protective at first if we see other pups on the walk. He would love to have a FEMALE human or 2 for his new family, he NEEDS
TO BE the ONE AND ONLY pet in the home! MUST be very active as he is quite the energizer bunny when it comes to attention and playtime! . He loves to play ball, and would all day if you have the energy and patience. He does play with fluffy, stuffy toys on
his own. He loves to snuggle after playing, and his favorite place is on top of his human, maybe a lap or your legs. As long as part of him is touching his human.
He would need a single family home preferably with a secure fenced in yard so he can have a place to run and burn some of his puppy energy off. He is mostly house trained, but still being a puppy, he needs to get
out often and of course he is going to need to get into a routine in his new home, but he is getting there! He is in a foster home with other pups and is learning quickly how to be a “good boy”.
Scout was surrendered as he was not in a safe environment. He was in a home that had too much energy and was very vocal. Yep that can happen sometimes. There were younger, active, vocal kids along with larger, active
vocal dog. And active vocal adults.. This caused Scout some confusion. Several months ago he started, as his communications To become growly/and growling at the active, vocal energy around him.. He also developed some resource guarding. There was some training
to try to correct this. His foster mom is continuing his training.. He’s a work in progress. He is also FEARFUL of men. He takes a little bit to trust. His new home will need to have a confident Alfa Female human to teach him and guide him on all things trusting
and how to be the BESTEST boy. And to build his confidence. Prefer a home without men.
Don’t let all the cuteness fool you.? He’s a puppy. He’s a work in progress if you have the patience to work with him. He’s learning to be the bestest boy and who can resist that great smile, and those ears.
Scout has been
neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and is on heartworm and flea prevention. Might he be the guy for you? Please visit
www.viprescue.org
to fill out an adoption application. Love and tail wags!!!!
Please submit an application with the
viprescue.org
to come meet me and give me the best life. Adoption Requirements: You must be a Florida resident, and be at least 25 years of age to adopt. To qualify for adoption, all of the pets in your home must be spayed or neutered, be current on all vaccines, preventatives,
and have received consistent veterinary care. If you’ve had more than one Vet in the past 3 years, please provide all the names and number for each vet. This breed typically lives 15-18 years, so please keep that lifespan in mind, as your age should be appropriate
for the pets estimated lifespan.
All of us at VIP Rescue are Volunteers, with families, jobs and pets of our own, so please be kind and patient. We select the most fitting application for the dog, not necessarily the timeliest adoption application.
Please make sure to read the entire bio on the pet you’re interested in before applying to adopt to make sure you meet the pets needs. Thank you for thinking rescue.
Application form:
https://viprescue.org/application-to-adopt
