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Puggle puppies and dogs in Austin, Texas

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Berta

Puggle

Female, 5 yrs 5 mos
Georgetown, TX
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Pugberta..is a pugle!! She is 5 years old and weighs about 11 pounds. She is very affectionate and great with cats.And dogs. She was abandoned on the street and got hit by a car, which fractured her hip. But she is healed very well she is very calm ..would be great in an apartment!! She is available for adoption!!...

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Oatie-Juice

French Bulldog

Male, Young
Austin, TX
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
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Story
Meet Oatie! ? If you're looking for a Frenchie who can keep up with your adventures but is equally happy melting into the couch with you, Oatie might be your guy! Oatie is an OG, traditional Frenchie with long legs, a tall frame, and just enough teenage-level clumsiness to make him ridiculously cute. He is an incredibly fun dog who loves people more than pretty much anything else. Well, people and: ? pats & scritches ? attention ? being included ? meeting new people ? MORE attention... That's all of Oatie's love languages! His foster family thinks he would be fantastic for a family looking for their ride-or-die companion. Don't worry, he's also great as a playmate! Oatie and his foster brother have developed their own little wrestling routine, complete with Oatie's signature jiujitsu kicks. Once they've burned off their energy, they're perfectly content to retreat to opposite ends of the couch and take a nap. Oatie, like any dog who has known what it TRULY is to be hungry, does say NO THANK YOU to sharing any of HIS important things. So, he will need a family that truly understands what it's like to keep high-value goodies put up and out of the way of doggos when they are together, and who will always understand that doggos should be fed separately. ? ? ?And, honestly, Oatie will be THRILLED to be the king of his castle and not have to share HIS home, humans, or STUFF with another dog. ? ? ? So, he can happily skip the wrestling altogether and settle for some love (and all that attention that fills up his cup). The loving will always win. ? Despite being a young, goofy Frenchie, Oatie has a wonderfully chill energy. He loves his couch, loves being around his people, and doesn't need entertainment every second of the day. Oatie is picking up the whole 'indoor, loved, & valued' thing and is acing potty training. His furever family will have to be willing to continue showing him the kindness, love, patience, and support that come with welcoming a rescue dog into their hearts and home. We think Oatie would be happiest with a family who will let him be part of the action, give him plenty of love and attention, and most importantly, let this boy live his best couch life. ? ??? French Bulldogs are not low-maintenance dogs ??? ? They require patience with training and daily mental and physical engagement, especially when they're young. ? They are playful, opinionated, and full of energy, not couch ornaments. ? Frenchies thrive in homes that understand the breed and are ready for the commitment. Additionally, although SUPER cute and so yummy & silly, most of our dogs have come from yucky backyard greeders and so, will 100% need to have owners committed to their unique long-term care, health, and wellbeing. Here are just a couple of things that we need to ensure every French Bulldog adopter understands and is comfortable with. All Frenchies MUST HAVE A FULL-SERVICE vet and at MINIMUM an ANNUAL vet appointment. Big-box store vets or mobile/discount shot services are just not going to cut it. Here's the BIG ONE: thanks to their breeding, ALL Frenchie parents have to be ready to manage and IMMEDIATELY treat an episode of IVDD: IVDD 411 All Frenchie parents must be willing to make the time for daily maintenance and grooming: our Frenchies love their spa time and need (at minimum) all of those folds and crevices cleaned that make them so dang cute. It's a sign of your commitment and care. Bulldog adopters have to be willing to administer eye drops; all those folds make for grumpy eyelids. Last but not least, all lucky bulldog parents should expect to manage the ongoing cost of all the goodies associated with loving a bulldog: including but not limited to: high-quality food, eye drops, medicated shampoo, monthly heartworm prevention, fun toys, vet care, and endless scritches and cuddles (This last one is free) PHEW - that's a list, but these guys are so worth it. Your commitment will be rewarded with the love and joy these Frenchies bring into your life. ? ? Once you go Bulldog, there's no going back to 'regular' dogs ? ? If you're IN, please apply now for this gorgeous pup! ? This lovely boy is heartworm positive, so his furever family must be willing to follow our guidance for treatment and live close to a full-service vet. Don't worry; heartworm infection is way LESS scary than it sounds, and our team will guide you through his care. To see more of our dogs, please go to https://austinbulldogrescue.com to see who is available and to learn how to get involved with ABR.
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Darth-Ludo

French Bulldog

Male, Young
Austin, TX
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Ludo has recently discovered that life is pretty darn fun, and he's ready to make sure you're included in all of it. ? This sweet boy is coming into his personality more and more every day, and it is SO fun to watch. He's a total people-dog who happily follows his favorite humans around like a little shadow before settling in beside them for cuddles and couch time. He's silly, affectionate, and has the perfect amount of goofy bulldog charm. Ludo is also discovering his playful side. He loves his stuffed Wubba-style toy, thinks kiddie pools are pretty fantastic, and is becoming more interested in playing with the other dogs in his foster home. Ludo is sweet, goofy, affectionate, and completely convinced that wherever you are is exactly where he needs to be. He's still settling in, so we'll have more to share as we get to know him, but one thing is already very clear: Ludo is incredibly easy to love. ? ??? French Bulldogs are not low-maintenance dogs ??? ? They require patience with training, and daily mental and physical engagement, especially when they're young. ? They are playful, opinionated, and full of energy, not couch ornaments. ? Frenchies thrive in homes that understand the breed and are ready for the commitment. Additionally, although SUPER cute and so yummy & silly, most of our dogs have come from yucky backyard greeders and so, will 100% need to have owners committed to their unique long-term care, health, and wellbeing. Here are just a couple of things that we need to ensure every French Bulldog adopter understands and is comfortable with. All Frenchies MUST HAVE A FULL-SERVICE vet and at MINIMUM an ANNUAL vet appointment. Big-box store vets or mobile/discount shot services are just not going to cut it. Here's the BIG ONE: thanks to their breeding, ALL Frenchie parents have to be ready to manage and IMMEDIATELY treat an episode of IVDD: IVDD 411 All Frenchie parents must be willing to make the time for daily maintenance and grooming: our Frenchies love their spa time and need (at minimum) all of those folds and crevices cleaned that make them so dang cute. It's a sign of your commitment and care. Bulldog adopters have to be willing to administer eye drops; all those folds make for grumpy eyelids. Last but not least, all lucky bulldog parents should expect to manage the ongoing cost of all the goodies associated with loving a bulldog: including but not limited to: high-quality food, eye drops, medicated shampoo, monthly heartworm prevention, fun toys, vet care, and endless scritches and cuddles (This last one is free) PHEW - that's a list, but these guys are so worth it. Your commitment will be rewarded with the love and joy these Frenchies bring into your life. ? ? Once you go Bulldog, there's no going back to 'regular' dogs ? ? If you're IN, please apply now for this gorgeous pup! ? To see more of our dogs, please go to https://austinbulldogrescue.com to see who is available and to learn how to get involved with ABR.
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Gargoyle McCuddlecakes

French Bulldog

Male, Young
Austin, TX
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
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Story
? Meet Mr. Cuddlecakes Mr. Cuddlecakes takes his job as a professional companion very seriously. If his person gets up, he gets up. If his person changes rooms, he's right behind them. If his person is taking a shower, he'll happily hang out nearby. He believes being together is pretty much the whole point of life. ? Mister is an incredibly sweet, affectionate boy who absolutely adores his people. He loves being held like a baby, curling up on the couch, and leaning his entire body into you for as much attention as you're willing to give. Once he decides you're his person, you can expect a very devoted little shadow who wants to be involved in whatever you're doing! He has a wonderful mix of couch-potato energy and playful bursts of excitement. He loves tug-of-war, toys, walks, car rides, and even grabbing a stick for a little backyard entertainment. He is also perfectly happy entertaining himself when his people are busy, then settling back in for some quality cuddle time when they're available. ? Mister has lived with children ages 7-16 and has done wonderfully with them. He also loves meeting people and has a history of warming up nicely to visitors. He may start out a little shy, but once he gets comfortable, his affectionate personality comes shining through! His favorite way to greet people is to lean his entire body into them so they remember that petting him is their most important responsibility. ? ??? He does have some slight urinary incontinence, particularly when he is tired or completely relaxed, so a diaper is part of his daily routine. He has regained the use of his legs following IVDD surgery and gets around on his own, although his hind legs can still be a little wobbly. A home without stairs, along with some thoughtful management around jumping and slippery floors, will help him stay comfortable and successful. ??? Mister is still learning how he feels about other dogs. He may ultimately be happiest as the only dog in the home, where he can happily soak up all the attention for himself. ? The easiest way to describe Mr. Cuddlecakes is lovable, devoted, affectionate, and just a little bit obsessed with his person. He wants to be close, he wants to be included, and he wants to make sure you never have to do anything alone again! ? If Mister loves you, he REALLY loves you. And being loved by Mr. Cuddlecakes is a pretty special thing! ? ? ??French Bulldogs are not low-maintenance dogs ??? ? They require patience with training, and daily mental and physical engagement, especially when they're young. ? They are playful, opinionated, and full of energy, not couch ornaments. ? Frenchies thrive in homes that understand the breed and are ready for the commitment. Additionally, although SUPER cute and so yummy & silly, most of our dogs have come from yucky backyard greeders and so, will 100% need to have owners committed to their unique long-term care, health, and wellbeing. Here are just a couple of things that we need to ensure every French Bulldog adopter understands and is comfortable with. All Frenchies MUST HAVE A FULL-SERVICE vet and at MINIMUM an ANNUAL vet appointment. Big-box store vets or mobile/discount shot services are just not going to cut it. Here's the BIG ONE: thanks to their breeding, ALL Frenchie parents have to be ready to manage and IMMEDIATELY treat an episode of IVDD: IVDD 411 All Frenchie parents must be willing to make the time for daily maintenance and grooming: our Frenchies love their spa time and need (at minimum) all of those folds and crevices cleaned that make them so dang cute. It's a sign of your commitment and care. Bulldog adopters have to be willing to administer eye drops; all those folds make for grumpy eyelids. Last but not least, all lucky bulldog parents should expect to manage the ongoing cost of all the goodies associated with loving a bulldog: including but not limited to: high-quality food, eye drops, medicated shampoo, monthly heartworm prevention, fun toys, vet care, and endless scritches and cuddles (This last one is free) PHEW - that's a list, but these guys are so worth it. Your commitment will be rewarded with the love and joy these Frenchies bring into your life. ? ? Once you go Bulldog, there's no going back to 'regular' dogs ? ? If you're IN, please apply now for this gorgeous pup! ? To see more of our dogs, please go to https://austinbulldogrescue.com to see who is available and to learn how to get involved with ABR.

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