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Iron man

Pug

Male, Adult
Antwerp, OH
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs special attention, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
It’s the name he came with. He doesn’t know it so you can change it. Looking for the die hard pug lover! More videos will be posted in our fb page. Team Rover Iron Man. Black barely Merle-ish pug 1/12/21. 26 lbs. He has a grade 4/6 heart Murmer with congestive heart failure. He isn’t coughing at this time but we started him on Pimobendan heart meds. Here is where things get tricky and you might agree or disagree but it’s a decision I made at that moment. Putting him down didnt even cross my mind. He needed neutered, teeth cleaned with extractions and his nares opened up. It was decided to put him under anesthesia and let’s see how he does. They would start with neuter with the option of cancelling anything else if not going well. He was actually very stable so after neuter, his teeth was cleaned and bad teeth pulled. ( The mouth is the gateway to the rest of the body friends). And his nare surgery was completed too. He can now breathe better than before. He did fine and is now ready for his new home. Fee: to be discussed. Reasonable. I got him because he was released from a breeder. He gets along with cats, kids and other dogs. Sorta leash trained, crate trained and doggy door trained. He needs a home! Application is below if you want to proceed. Please complete and return to Lmansf8009@aol.com If you cant copy and paste the application, please just answer the questions and return. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Start with an application. 1. Name: Address: City, State: phone number: 2. Do you own or rent? 3. How many people live in your home? 4. Any children? ages? 5. Any dog allergies in the home? 6. Do you have any cats or dogs? 7. Are you fenced in? 8. Name, age and list of animals currently in your home? 9. Current vets office name and phone number - 10. Can we contact your present vets office? Before you send in your application please call your vets office to give the ok to release info. If you dont, they wont release info. Please list the date you called your vets office here ----- 11. Is all your pets in the house spayed & neutered? 12. Has your dog been on heart worm preventative and where did you purchase it from? 13. This dog is not house broke. how are you going to house break the pet? 14. Have you ever had to rehome a pet? Or have you ever surrendered a pet at a humane society or shelter? 15. What interested you in this dog? 16. Where is this pet going to sleep or spend most of its time? 17. Please list the date you are available to drive here and potentially adopt. He is available anytime. 18. Have you checked the distance to Antwerp, Oh 45813 to see how far away I am from you? There is no transport help, you will need to drive here to adopt. 19. Did you read the bio and understand the vet care that has already been done? 20. Please send pics of home and yard With application. If you have any vet paperwork at home Showing vet care on your existing animals please send that also. 21. If a good match are you prepared to take him home the same day you meet?
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Daisy

Poodle (Standard) Pug

Female, 4 mos
Portland, IN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Daisy is a poodle/pug/beagle mix puppy (yes, really, we double checked) with a poodle’s build and energy level. Her coat is wiry and soft, and she has the longest, softest ears.She’s an active, athletic girl who loves to run and play and has zero interest in sitting still, until she’s tired, that is, and then she’s out. She’s toy motivated, fairly smart, and picks up on training well, but she’s also got an independent streak, so she does best with someone willing to put in consistent time with her. That investment will pay off. Underneath all that energy is a genuine snuggle bug who wants nothing more than to crash on your lap once she’s had her exercise for the day.Daisy is confident. With other dogs, she’s playful but pushy, she doesn’t always listen to their cues and just wants to play, and she’ll try that approach even with dogs twice her size. She’d do best paired with a dog that has some patience and can roll with a puppy who hasn’t figured out boundaries yet, but will not let her completely take control. Most cats aren’t a good match for her, unless they are very confident and willing to stand up for themselves or very rowdy and playful with dogs, otherwise she will just jump on them trying to play. She loves people and gets thrilled to meet new ones. She just hasn’t learned yet that jumping isn’t the best way to say hello.She’s great with kids, but she plays like a puppy plays, so she’ll do best in a home with school-age children rather than toddlers who can’t handle her enthusiasm.She’s crate trained and sleeps through the night without a fuss. House training is still a work in progress. She does well on a regular schedule but doesn’t yet reliably ask to go out on her own.Daisy is going to grow into a dog who could really do something with all that drive, whether that’s agility, a job to do, or just being the confident leader of her own little pack. She needs a home ready to channel her energy rather than fight it.She’ll be around 20 pounds full grown. Because she’s still too young to be spayed, Daisy will go home on a foster-to-adopt contract.Interested in Daisy? Head to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adoptIf you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application. Completing a questionnaire on any other website does not submit an application to our rescue, you must complete one on our website. If you have any questions, please email us at adopt@MidwestPetRefuge.com

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