Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Rosie’s Puppers are stunning little puppies who are just now 8 weeks old so they’re ready for their forever homes.
There are both girls and boys in the litter so if you have a preference, I’m sure there’s a perfect match.
These cutie patooties were rescued because the horrible person who let Miss Rosie breed abandoned her when she was very pregnant, and Rosie was taken in by a very kind older couple.
Fortunately, though, Momma Rosie gave birth to beautiful, happy healthy and hearty puppies. These little dolls are very, very social, friendly, playful, goofy, and affectionate. They are great with other dogs, and wonderful with children and kitties.
They're very gentle, friendly, chunky, and of course, adorable. These social little rascals are delightful and are wonderful, sweet, attentive, and smart. They are snuggly little dolls who will play like all puppies do and then fall asleep in your arms.
Momma looks like maybe a Rhodesian Ridgeback / Labrador Retriever blend, but we don’t know who daddy was (or the daddies were!), but the pups could be mixed with pointer or some sort of shepherd dog.
My guess is that these puppies will be about 40 pounds (maybe larger?) full grown.
I don’t think you’ll ever find a cuter pile of pups!
Of course, all our puppies have had vet checks and will be spayed or neutered, be microchipped, and have all their shots.
Of course, their adoption covers their sterilization, their baby shots (a series of 3), Bordatella vaccinations, rabies shot, microchips, and whatever incidentals they might need to be sure you have a happy, healthy little family member!
I’m a firm believer in allowing people to have a sleepover with their new best buddy to make sure that your entire family and your other pets all adapt well. We always take our dogs back if things don’t work out.
For more information on adopting one of these cutie-pies, please email findabestbuddy@gmail.com or call 858-602-2061.
