Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, my name is Finley, but they call me Fluff and Hippo. I was living with my sweet mama and siblings when one day my people offered me up for free on facebook. A nice lady came and took me and my sister, they wouldn't let her take any more. She took good care of us and then we arrived in Colorado. We couldn't be adopted for a little while because we were too young, but our foster family kept us safe and warm. I was very little and they made me a coat out of a sock. They also fed me puppy formula to make sure we would grow up to be strong, none of knew that existed. Well it must have worked because I have lots of energy to explore and now I am big enough to be (mostly) safe from hawks. I had a close call one day and now I have to be "monitored."
My foster family thinks I will be 30-40 lbs when I am grown up, but they can't be sure. I was a whopping 5.3 lbs when I was 8 weeks old. I look bigger because I am sooooo fluffy. They think I look like a bernadoodle. I am working hard on house training. I bark to go outside, just sometimes I don't know I have to go until I am going. I am still a baby they say. I love to explore the yard and follow the other dogs around the yard, but when ever my people come out I race to them. I love my people. I also love snuggles. I love to cuddle into your neck and lick your ear. So far I am not a nibbler. I am a philosopher and like to watch the world go by as I contemplate. I have the deepest most solem eyes. I have lots of energy and will love hiking, but may not be a running dog (or maybe I will I am only 8 weeks old) I didn't understand food at first, but now I am hooked. I like to curl up in a corner of the kitchen when anyone is cooking. I am patient, calm, and just the goodest boy ever. I would be a great family dog. My foster family really wants to keep me (and my foster dad has never said that), but they have a full house. They say I am a one in a million puppy.
Please remember, training a puppy is an essential and rewarding process that helps foster a strong bond between you and your furry friend while e. stablishing good behavior and habits. Consider enrolling you and your new puppy in training classes. These can provide structured guidance and socialization opportunities. Remember that each puppy is unique, and training methods may need to be adjusted based on their personality, breed, and individual needs. Building a positive and loving relationship with your puppy through training will lead to a happy and well-behaved adult dog.
If you would like to adopt/foster please apply at https://www.circle2rescue.com/dog-adoption-application/ The adoption fee of $400 includes the spay/neuter, vaccinations, deworming and microchip.
Please note, Circle 2 Rescue cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our dogs as we usually have limited history prior to them entering the rescue.
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