Archer

*SENDING AN INQUIRY THROUGH PETFINDER ONLY IS NOT AN APPLICATION. SENDING AN INQUIRY MAY GO UNANSWERED DUE TO LIMITED TIME AND VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE FILL OUT AN APPLICATION BY GOING TO THE LINK PROVIDED. You will have to copy and paste the link into your browser.<br/>We are a foster-based rescue. You will need an appointment with an approved application to meet the animal where they are being fostered. Home checks and vet references are required for all adopters. Please only apply if you can pass a home check.<br/><br/>APPLICATION LINK TO COPY AND PASTE INTO YOUR BROWSER:<br/>https://rescueaware.com/application.asp?c=12001<br/><br/>*FENCED YARD IS REQUIRED<br/><br/>MEET ARCHER!<br/><br/>Meet Archer!<br/>This sweet and adventurous pup is ready to find his forever home again! <br/><br/>Archer was recently adopted out but brought back to the rescue after being adopted out. I was lied to at the dropping off so I have two theories as to why, first the adopter got a new boyfriend and the boyfriend said he needed to go. Second When Archer returned I noticed he had nervous peeing. Which when he meets someone and he pees, also if you raise your voice. So he was probably peeing in the house, with lack of potty training and she wasn't using his kennel. It makes for a perfect storm. <br/><br/>Since Archer has returned we have been full on potty training. But I lack the time to be 100% on it. At the most he gets 45 minutes of free time before he is outside again or in a kennel. Once he has settled the nervous peeing has stopped. We are also a more quieter house with no yelling or screaming. I run a tight schedule with the dogs. So they know outside time, kennel time, house time. <br/><br/>I have Archer back to being kennel trained. It's URGENT at least until he can be trusted to use a kennel with Archer, When you leave the house or if he will be alone. He is still a puppy and will chew things, and if you happen to be gone longer then expected puppies can only hold their bladder for so long. He should be able to come out of the kennel overtime, but he needs it for the first few months. <br/><br/>Archer likes woman more than men. I am not sure why as there are men at the rescue and they are raised around them. But I have a feeling this has to do with the adoption and how he was treated. He was adopted with a kid in the home and did fine. He has been ok with the house cats, but again never left alone with them, so I can't say 100% he is fine. I think with proper introduction and correction if needed he would be fine. <br/><br/>Archer came to us after being found dumped in Yakima with his mom and siblings. Thankfully, we were able to bring the whole family into rescue, and now that everyone is fixed and thriving—Archer is ready for his next big adventure: a forever family!<br/><br/>Now nearly a year old, Archer is the perfect mix of playful and cuddly. He loves to explore the world around him, chase after a ball, and soak up attention. He’s great with dogs of all sizes, making him a wonderful companion for a home with other pups.<br/><br/>**Archer will come with two free training sessions. Archer will need time to adjust to a new home. He won't come in and just magically be the perfect dog. He needs time to trust you, get to know your routine and where does he fit in. He will need structure, and patience. Although once Archer is settled and happy he will be the most amazing dog you have ever adopted.****<br/><br/>Crate trained<br/>Potty trained (was when adopted working on it again)<br/>Walks well on leash<br/>Loves car rides<br/>Social, snuggly, <br/><br/>Archer is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, and up to date on DAPP vaccines. We just updated his rabies vaccine. <br/><br/>If you're looking for a happy, well-rounded young dog to join your life, Archer might just be the perfect fit. Submit an application today and come meet your new best friend!<br/><br/>Archer requires a fenced yard.<br/><br/>Archer's meet and greet will be in Rochester. If you would like to meet Archer in person, you will need to be willing to travel to Rochester.<br/><br/>Archer's adoption fee is sponsored<br/><br/>An approved application and an appointment are required.<br/><br/>If interested in meeting Archer, please submit an application by copying/pasting this link into your browser:<br/><br/>https://rescueaware.com/application.asp?c=12001

*SENDING AN INQUIRY THROUGH PETFINDER ONLY IS NOT AN APPLICATION. SENDING AN INQUIRY MAY GO UNANSWERED DUE TO LIMITED TIME AND VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE FILL OUT AN APPLICATION BY GOING TO THE LINK PROVIDED. You will have to copy and paste the link into your browser.
We are a foster-based rescue. You will need an appointment with an approved application to meet the animal where they are being fostered. Home checks and vet references are required for all adopters. Please only apply if you can pass a home check.

APPLICATION LINK TO COPY AND PASTE INTO YOUR BROWSER:
https://rescueaware.com/application.asp?c=12001

*FENCED YARD IS REQUIRED

MEET ARCHER!

Meet Archer!
This sweet and adventurous pup is ready to find his forever home again!

Archer was recently adopted out but brought back to the rescue after being adopted out. I was lied to at the dropping off so I have two theories as to why, first the adopter got a new boyfriend and the boyfriend said he needed to go. Second When Ar

*SENDING AN INQUIRY THROUGH PETFINDER ONLY IS NOT AN APPLICATION. SENDING AN INQUIRY MAY GO UNANSWERED DUE TO LIMITED TIME AND VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE FILL OUT AN APPLICATION BY GOING TO THE LINK PROVIDED. You will have to copy and paste the link into your browser.
We are a foster-based rescue. You will need an appointment with an approved application to meet the animal where they are being fostered. Home checks and vet references are required for all adopters. Please only apply if you can pass a home check.

APPLICATION LINK TO COPY AND PASTE INTO YOUR BROWSER:
https://rescueaware.com/application.asp?c=12001

*FENCED YARD IS REQUIRED

MEET ARCHER!

Meet Archer!
This sweet and adventurous pup is ready to find his forever home again!

Archer was recently adopted out but brought back to the rescue after being adopted out. I was lied to at the dropping off so I have two theories as to why, first the adopter got a new boyfriend and the boyfriend said he needed to go. Second When Archer returned I noticed he had nervous peeing. Which when he meets someone and he pees, also if you raise your voice. So he was probably peeing in the house, with lack of potty training and she wasn't using his kennel. It makes for a perfect storm.

Since Archer has returned we have been full on potty training. But I lack the time to be 100% on it. At the most he gets 45 minutes of free t