Wire Fox Terrier puppies and dogs in Flower Mound, Texas

Hi! I’m still getting to know everyone at DAS and making new friends, but I’m sure excited to be looking for my new family! Could that be you? I sure hope so. Just think of all the adventures we could have together! Sniffing trees, rolling in the grass, napping in the sun… I’ll even share my favorite squeaky toy with you. All you have to do is click that “Adopt Me” button and I’m your new best buddy!

Hi, I’m Blossom! I’m a sweet, smart Wire Terrier who loves attention and being around my people. I get along well with dogs and kids, know how to sit, shake, and lay down, and I walk nicely beside you on a leash. I’m treat motivated, love chew toys and bones, and I’m always ready for some extra pets and affection. If you’re looking for a loyal, gentle companion with a big heart, I just might be your girl.

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MEET EULESS!♥️ ✅️Euless is 6 months old and weighs about 10lbs with beautiful Sinatra eyes!😻 ✅️Euless LOVES to play with his furry friends! ✅️Euless has a sweet temperament and his nickname is "The Kisser!" ✅️Euless can be shy of new people but once comfortable, he is a sweetheart!💋 📣DOTTIE'S PUPPIES ARE: ✅️Abilene ✅️Houston ✅️Austin ✅️Euless ✅️Frisco ✅️Dallas (adopted!) 📖Euless's Story: Mama Dottie and her "boyfriend", Duffy were living in an abandoned house that had no running water or electricity in a bad part of town. 😭 Their elderly human was taken to a psychiatric ward and they were left behind, abandoned!😭 🙉It gets worse!😭 Dottie, who was pregnant and ready to to pop🤰was rescued and delivered 6 precious puppies soon after! 🥳Euless was born on July 25th.🥳 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾 💌 EMAIL: mini-mutts@outlook.com 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾 (fosters/adopters must reside in the Dallas Metroplex or surrounding areas only)🩷 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾 📣ONE WEEK HOME TRIAL BEFORE ADOPTING!📣 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾 ♥️Mini Mutts is a small breed, 501c3 rescue. Our mission is to love the abandoned, save the injured and rescue the mistreated! ************ 🐾Please read bio and requirements: ✋NO DOGS OVER 25 LBS ✋NO APARTMENTS ✋NO CHILDREN UNDER 5 YRS ⭐️⭐️MUST HAVE ANOTHER SMALL PLAYFUL DOG (need socialization - prevents separation anxiety) 🎯WE "DO NOT" ADOPT OUT SIBLINGS TOGETHER DUE TO "LITERMATE SYNDROME"

Meet Kodak – The Biggest Adventure You'll Ever LOVE! Kodak is an adorably handsome Australian Cattle Dog and Wire-Haired Terrier mix with scruffy fur, an irresistible face, and ears that are impossible to forget. Smart, athletic, and full of personality, Kodak is looking for an active family that understands young working dogs and is excited to continue helping him become the incredible companion he's already proving he can be. Kodak combines some of the very best traits of both breeds. He has the intelligence, athleticism, and determination of an Australian Cattle Dog paired with the curiosity, confidence, and playful spirit of a terrier. He loves exploring the world, learning new things, playing with his toys, and being involved in whatever his people are doing. One of the most rewarding things about fostering Kodak has been watching him grow. Every week he becomes a little more confident, a little more settled, and a little more affectionate. While he still has all the enthusiasm you'd expect from a young puppy, he's learning how to channel that energy and is becoming a wonderful companion. Because Kodak is both intelligent and energetic, he thrives with physical exercise, mental stimulation, and opportunities to learn. Training sessions, hiking trails, puzzle toys, interactive games, and adventures with his family are all things he truly enjoys. He loves having a job to do and is happiest when he's included in daily life. Because of his natural herding instincts and youthful enthusiasm, Kodak would do best in a home with children 15 years of age or older. Like many herding breeds, he can become excited and may try to herd moving people, but he continues to make great progress with his manners and impulse control. He responds well to consistency, structure, and positive reinforcement, making him a fun and rewarding dog to train. Kodak has also made tremendous strides socially. He now enjoys interacting with other dogs in a much more relaxed and appropriate way and has become a playful, positive canine companion. He would do well with another confident, playful dog who enjoys an active lifestyle and can continue helping him build his social skills. His foster mom has also watched his softer side blossom. Kodak has become incredibly affectionate and now regularly seeks out pets, snuggles, and quiet time with his people after he's finished playing. He loves leaning against you for attention and has discovered just how wonderful it is to cuddle. Kodak is also discovering that new experiences aren't so scary. When meeting new people, he greets them with friendly tail wags and gentle curiosity. He may stay close to his foster mom for the first few minutes while he takes everything in, but it doesn't take long before he's happily accepting treats, asking for attention, and making new friends. His sweet, observant nature makes him a thoughtful puppy who simply likes to know he's safe before diving into new friendships. One moment that made his foster mom especially proud was his very first bath. She wasn't sure what to expect from such an energetic puppy, but Kodak surprised everyone by sitting perfectly still like the very best boy. He handled the entire experience with patience and trust, showing just how willing he is to learn and how much he wants to please. Beneath Kodak's playful puppy energy is an incredibly sweet, loyal dog who simply wants to be part of a family. He's already come so far in foster care, and it's exciting to imagine just how amazing he'll become as he continues to mature. The goofy puppy who once bounced through every situation is growing into a confident, affectionate companion who loves to play, loves to learn, and loves even harder. Kodak isn't looking for someone who expects perfection. He's looking for someone who sees the incredible potential in a smart young dog and wants to enjoy the journey together. The family willing to invest their time, patience, and love into Kodak will be rewarded with years of adventure, laughter, unwavering loyalty, and unconditional love. If you're looking for an active best friend who is equal parts adventure buddy and cuddle companion, Kodak just might be your perfect match. Kodak at a Glance Australian Cattle Dog/Wire-Haired Terrier Mix Neutered Male Born October 29, 2025 Approximately 18 pounds Crate trained and sleeps through the night in his crate Does great during bath time Dog-friendly and enjoys positive interactions with appropriately matched canine companions Friendly with new people, though a little shy at first Loves snuggles, affection, and being close to his people Best suited for children 15 years and older Smart, affectionate, active, and eager to learn To learn more about Kodak or to apply to adopt, please complete an application at www.legacyhumanesociety.org. Once your application is received, Kodak's foster mom will be in touch to answer your questions and tell you more about this wonderful young boy.  We do not have a facility to house the dogs in our program. They are all kept in foster homes until they are adopted. Therefore, if you are interested in adopting from LHS, please complete an online application at http://legacyhumanesociety.org/adoptfoster/adoption-application/ and we will contact you asap about the status of your application. June 30, 2026, 11:40 am

Poppy is a sweet and very submissive 25-pound Jack Russell/Dachshund mix; she is 4 years old. Poppy’s favorite three things in the world are 1) her people, and 2) treats, and 3) small stuffed toys, with which she will play Fetch endlessly. Poppy gets along well with smaller dogs, but she cannot be in a home with a larger dog (explanation below). First and foremost, Poppy LOVES her people. She looks forward to TV time so she can sit beside them on the couch, or on a lap if she can sneak up. She loves to have her head scratched, her butt scritched and her tummy rubbed. If you happen to tell her what a pretty girl she is while doing any of these, she will be a picture of perfect doggy contentment. Poppy has her manners down. She is house-trained and totally non-destructive. You give her free reign of the house and will come back to find everything as you left it. Poppy rarely barks. When Foster Dogmom (or Dogdad) come home, she does an adorable Doggy Dance of Joy. She is very submissive towards other dogs and has zero aggression in her. And—bonus points!—she likes to be dressed up, as you can see from the photos. Since she was born, Poppy has lived in a house with large dogs. Unfortunately, recently they have started picking on her. Because she is so submissive, she doesn’t fight back or run away. She just tolerates them beating on her and cries. Her family had to keep her sequestered in a bedroom by herself when they were not home to intervene. For this reason, we agreed to re-home her. She likes and will play with smaller dogs, but we don’t want her in a home with larger dogs. Poppy would do equally well in a house or an apartment, with a senior or single, a couple, or a family so long as the children as older. She is such a sweet girl and deserves a living situation where she is not stressed. Poppy is spayed, has all her shots, and is microchipped. She is heartworm-negative. Note: We always respond first to inquiries that tell us something about your living situation (house, apartment, single, family, etc.) and why you want this dog. Be sure to include your phone number in your inquiry. We call inquiries that seem to be a good fit for the dog.