Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Fraggle2 years • 31 lbsFully vetted, spayed, microchippedFostered in Brooklyn, NYAvailable in: NY, NJ, CT, PA, ME, VT, VA, DE, MD, RI, NHApply at houndsinpounds.org
Fraggle is a whole experience — a boppy, scruffy, animated little queen who wakes up every morning ready to star in her own sitcom. She’s cute, she’s sweet, she’s fun, and she moves through life like she’s powered by a tiny internal disco ball.
She’s got that perfect “Brooklyn girl” energy: a little sass, a lot of charm, and a bounce in her step that says she knows she’s adorable and she’s absolutely using it to her advantage. Fraggle doesn’t just walk — she prances. She doesn’t just wag — she wiggles. She doesn’t just greet you — she performs a full welcome routine like you’re entering her Broadway dressing room.
She’s expressive, silly, and delightfully dramatic in all the best ways. One head tilt from her and suddenly you’re canceling plans because Fraggle has decided it’s “her day.” She’s good with dogs, good with cats, and excellent at convincing everyone she meets that she’s the main character and you’re lucky to be in her supporting cast.
If you’re looking for a dog with big personality, comedic timing, and a chicky little sparkle, Fraggle is your girl.
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Briefly describe the dog's overall personality and temperament:Fraggle is very sweet, craves affection. She is always either trying to be in your lap, leaning on your legs, or jumping on you to get attention (we are using the pet corrector and prong on walks). She loves to play with our wheaten terrier and has a lot of energy.What does a typical day currently look like for the dog? (Feeding, walks, play, naps, crate time, etc.)Eats at 8am and 8pm. 4 walks throughout the day, primarily crated while I work from home. Naps a lot throughout the day between walks. Plays with my dog between walks and after I’m working.What is the dog currently eating? Please include brand/type, approximate amount, and number of meals per day.Evengers chicken and rice, 2 cups per day.Is the dog housebroken?*YesDoes the dog sleep through the night?YesBased on what you've observed, could this dog comfortably live in a home with shared walls (apartment, condo, or townhouse)?YesWhat makes this dog happy? (Favorite activities, toys, treats, people, routines, affection, walks, other dogs, etc.)EVERYTHING. She is pure joy. Being around people. Toys. Other dogs. Affection. Treats.What makes this dog nervous or unhappy? (Triggers, fears, handling sensitivities, environments, noises, people, animals, or situations.)She is afraid of sewer grates. Doesn’t love big, loud trucks driving beside her. She has been a little uneasy with SOME men but primarily friendlyHow does the dog behave around other dogs?Friendly and socialEnergy Rating (1 = very high; 5 = very low): 2Leash Walking Rating (1 = difficult; 5 = perfect): 3What walking equipment is currently being used? (Select all that apply)MartingalSlip leadOtherHow does the dog behave in the crate when no one is home? (Check all that apply)*Settles quietlyWhines briefly then settlesOptional: how does the dog behave in the crate while you're still home? (Check all that apply)Settles quietlyApproximately how long is the dog typically crated during the day?2–4 hoursWould this dog do well with a first-time dog owner?Depends on the person/home (explain below)Optional: tell us more about what kind of home/experience level would be the best fit:She needs someone who will demonstrate CONSISTENCY. Could be a first time owner, but she does really well when we are structured and consistent.
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