BANJO-TEXAS

PLEASE CLICK "SHOW MORE" below to continue reading ALL about Banjo-Texas.<br/><br/>Meet Beautiful Banjo-Texas: a 3 year old male 55 lb. Bernedoodle, who is in an IDOG foster home in Houston, Texas!<br/><br/>*AGE: 3 years old (born June 2023)<br/><br/>*WEIGHT: 55 lbs. <br/><br/>*FENCE REQUIREMENT: A physical fence and yard are required as we feel this would help set him up for success. No electronic/invisible fences, or e-collars will <br/>be allowed.<br/><br/>*COAT TYPE: gorgeous curly low-shedding coat. You should be prepared to have him groomed regularly (every 8 weeks) with an estimated cost of $120/groom.<br/><br/>*ENERGY LEVEL/ENERGY NEEDS: moderate. He gets excited when it’s time to go on a walk or go outside to play. He also gets super excited to greet you when you get home but the excitement is short lived. He is such a happy, behaved, loving boy with a very easy, chill temperament. He gets about 30-60 mins of play everyday whether that be playing fetch, going on a walk, or swimming. I would not categorize him as hyper or super active, but he really enjoys the activities. If he is ever amped up, it is very short lived.<br/><br/>*DOGS: he lived with an older dog in his prior home and reportedly did well. His foster home doesn’t have another dog and he does fine as an only dog. He really LOVES his humans and will be like Velcro to them. He gets super excited when the kids come home from school.<br/><br/>*CATS: unknown; he has no exposure to cats in his foster home.<br/><br/>*KIDS: Yes! He is very good with 3 and 7 year old children in his foster home. <br/><br/>*CAR: good in the car!<br/><br/>*CRATE: He is not crated and does well out of the crate when no one is home.<br/><br/>*HOUSE TRAINED: Yes! He does not get on furniture, and he does not into things at all, potty trained. Very polite, demur pup!<br/> <br/>*LEASH: he was not leash trained prior to coming in to rescue. His foster has been working on it with him and he is getting way better. I would say he’s at 80% and will need continued training on leash.<br/><br/>*AT THE VET: prior owner said he was very good at the vet.<br/><br/>*AT THE GROOMER: prior owner said he was very good at the groomer.<br/><br/>MORE DETAILS:<br/><br/>Beautiful Banjo is a 3 year old Bernedoodle who weighs 55 lbs. He was surrendered to IDOG by his owner who loved him very much but they were overwhelmed with having a new baby and wanted him to be with a family who had more time to give him attention and exercise.<br/><br/>Banjo is SUPER sweet, behaved, and so affectionate. I think any family ready to give and receive love would be so happy with Banjo! He also trains very well. I noticed he didn’t go on walks at his last home so we have been leash training him and he picked it up quickly. <br/><br/>One thing we are still working on which he has also gotten better at not darting as soon as the door opens. I have been working on him with “stay” he is gotten A LOT better and if he does accidently slip out I say “Banjo inside!” and he runs back inside the house.<br/><br/>We think the ideal type of home for Banjo is:<br/>-a loving family who will ensure his exercise needs are met <br/>– he likes to run outside and play fetch, he LOVES walks and gets super amped up when you grab the leash, his energy is very short lived.<br/>-yard and fence for him to run and play<br/>-kids of all ages because he is such a sweet, loving, behaved dog.<br/><br/>Adjectives that describe Banjo:<br/>*Gentle<br/>*Happy<br/>*Playful<br/>*Super Friendly – does not need time to warm up to anyone<br/>*Confident<br/>*Snuggly<br/>*Submissive<br/>*Affectionate<br/>*So behaved<br/><br/>Activities that Banjo enjoys:<br/>++fetch<br/>_PLEASE CLICK "SHOW MORE" below to continue reading ALL about Banjo-Texas.<br/>Meet Beautiful Banjo-Texas: a 3 year old male 55 lb. Bernedoodle, who is in an IDOG foster home in Houston, Texas<br/>*AGE: 3 years old (born June 2023)<br/>*WEIGHT: 55 lbs. <br/>*FENCE REQUIREMENT: A physical fence and yard are required as we feel this would help set him up for success. No electronic/invisible fences, or e-collars will be allowed.<br/>*COAT TYPE: gorgeous curly low-shedding coat. You should be prepared to have him groomed regularly (every 8 weeks) with an estimated cost of $120/groom.<br/>*ENERGY LEVEL/ENERGY NEEDS: moderate. He gets excited when it’s time to go on a walk or go outside to play. He also gets super excited to greet you when you get home but the excitement is short lived. He is such a happy, behaved, loving boy with a very easy, chill temperament. He gets about 30-60 mins of play everyday whether that be playing fetch, going on a walk, or swimming. I would not categorize him as hyper or super active, but he really enjoys the activities. If he is ever amped up, it is very short lived.<br/><br/><br/>*DOGS: he lived with an older dog in his prior home and reportedly did well. His foster home doesn’t have another dog and he does fine as an only dog. He really LOVES his humans and will be like Velcro to them. He gets super excited when the kids come home from school.<br/>*CATS: unknown; he has no exposure to cats in his foster home.<br/>*KIDS: Yes! He is very good with 3 and 7 year old children in his foster home. <br/><br/>*CAR: good in the car!<br/>*CRATE: He is not crated and does well out of the crate when no one is home.<br/><br/>*HOUSE TRAINED: Yes! He does not get on furniture, and he does not into things at all, potty trained. Very polite, demur pup!<br/> <br/>*LEASH: he was not leash trained prior to coming in to rescue. His foster has been working on it with him and he is getting way better. I would say he’s at 80% and will need continued training on leash.<br/><br/>*AT THE VET: prior owner said he was very good at the vet.<br/>*AT THE GROOMER: prior owner said he was very good at the groomer.<br/>Beautiful Banjo is a 3 year old Bernedoodle who weighs 55 lbs. He was surrendered to IDOG by his owner who loved him very much but they were overwhelmed with having a new baby and wanted him to be with a family who had more time to give him attention and exercise.<br/> Banjo is SUPER sweet, behaved, and so affectionate. I think any family ready to give and receive love would be so happy with Banjo! He also trains very well. I noticed he didn’t go on walks at his last home so we have been leash training him and he picked it up quickly. One thing we are still working on which he has also gotten better at not darting as soon as the door opens. I have been working on him with “stay” he is gotten A LOT better and if he does accidently slip out I say “Banjo inside!” and he runs back inside the house.<br/>We think the ideal type of home for Banjo is:<br/>-a loving family who will ensure his exercise needs are met <br/>– he likes to run outside and play fetch, he LOVES walks and gets super amped up when you grab the leash, his energy is very short lived.<br/>-yard and fence for him to run and play<br/>-kids of all ages because he is such a sweet, loving, behaved dog.<br/><br/>Adjectives that describe Banjo:<br/>*Gentle<br/>*Happy<br/>*Playful<br/>*Super Friendly – does not need time to warm up to anyone<br/>*Confident<br/>*Snuggly<br/>*Submissive<br/>*Affectionate<br/>*So behaved<br/><br/>Activities that Banjo enjoys:<br/>**fetch<br/>**walking<br/>**hiking<br/>**running<br/>**swimming<br/>**cuddling<br/>**meeting new people<br/>**playing with other dogs<br/> <br/>Banjo is neutered, house trained, microchipped, current on core vaccines, dewormer, and heartworm/flea tick preventives. He is heartworm and fecal test were negative.<br/> <br/>After adoption we ask that you give any rescue dog time to acclimate the 3/3/3 rule 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months. For 3 days after adoption/transition, the dog may wonder who you are, what the routine is, who the other dogs are. After about 3 weeks, the dog has typically acclimated to your schedule & knows her role in the house. After about 3 months, the dog has revealed their temperament & personality & settled in.<br/><br/>ADOPTION PROCESS DETAILS:<br/>*Please read ALL the information in Banjo's listing before applying to ensure you understand what he needs to be successful in his new home.<br/><br/>*Please complete our adoption application at http://www.idogrescue.com/adoption_application (copy/paste URL into your browser).<br/><br/>*If you completed an adoption application in the last 6 months & would like for your application to be considered for Banjo please email us at rescue@idogdoodlerescue.org.<br/><br/>*You must complete our adoption application fully. If you choose not to answer all the questions in the application, your application will not be considered. We will review your application & email you if you made our short list of applicants for him. Please respond within 24 hours if you receive an email from us about making our short list.<br/><br/>*You can check the status of his adoption at https://www.idogrescue.com/adopt or any of our social media pages. We will change his status to adopted when he is adopted.<br/><br/>*We base our adoption decisions on what is in the best interest of our dogs. Please note our adoption policies are in place for the safety & welfare of our dogs. We are all volunteers & have jobs, families, pets of our own to care for. We do the best that we can to get back to you in a timely manner. We believe in taking time to go through our thorough process to try to match the dog with the best fit for that dog.<br/><br/>*You must be approved to adopt him before we will schedule a meet & greet. We do not transport our dogs.<br/><br/>ADOPTION FEE: $575 adoption fee<br/><br/>ADOPTION FEE EXPLANATION: Puppies & highly adoptable dogs have a higher adoption fee to help IDOG cover the vetting & expenses of the other dogs in IDOG whose adoption fees do not cover their expenses. Our expenses are high these days due to increased vetting expenses, board & train costs, medical/health issues & surgery that is needed for some of our dogs. IDOG relies heavily on donations to bridge the gap between our adoption fees & our expenses. Unfortunately, donations are down across the board for all rescues.<br/><br/>TO APPLY FOR BANJO-TEXAS, PLEASE COMPLETE THE APPLICATION ON OUR WEBSITE: http://www.idogrescue.com/adoption_application

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Meet Beautiful Banjo-Texas: a 3 year old male 55 lb. Bernedoodle, who is in an IDOG foster home in Houston, Texas!

*AGE: 3 years old (born June 2023)

*WEIGHT: 55 lbs.

*FENCE REQUIREMENT: A physical fence and yard are required as we feel this would help set him up for success. No electronic/invisible fences, or e-collars will
be allowed.

*COAT TYPE: gorgeous curly low-shedding coat. You should be prepared to have him groomed regularly (every 8 weeks) with an estimated cost of $120/groom.

*ENERGY LEVEL/ENERGY NEEDS: moderate. He gets excited when it’s time to go on a walk or go outside to play. He also gets super excited to greet you when you get home but the excitement is short lived. He is such a happy, behaved, loving boy with a very easy, chill temperament. He gets about 30-60 mins of play everyday whether that be playing fetch, going on a walk, or swimming. I would not categorize him as hyp

PLEASE CLICK "SHOW MORE" below to continue reading ALL about Banjo-Texas.

Meet Beautiful Banjo-Texas: a 3 year old male 55 lb. Bernedoodle, who is in an IDOG foster home in Houston, Texas!

*AGE: 3 years old (born June 2023)

*WEIGHT: 55 lbs.

*FENCE REQUIREMENT: A physical fence and yard are required as we feel this would help set him up for success. No electronic/invisible fences, or e-collars will
be allowed.

*COAT TYPE: gorgeous curly low-shedding coat. You should be prepared to have him groomed regularly (every 8 weeks) with an estimated cost of $120/groom.

*ENERGY LEVEL/ENERGY NEEDS: moderate. He gets excited when it’s time to go on a walk or go outside to play. He also gets super excited to greet you when you get home but the excitement is short lived. He is such a happy, behaved, loving boy with a very easy, chill temperament. He gets about 30-60 mins of play everyday whether that be playing fetch, going on a walk, or swimming. I would not categorize him as hyper or super active, but he really enjoys the activities. If he is ever amped up, it is very short lived.

*DOGS: he lived with an older dog in his prior home and reportedly did well. His foster home doesn’t have another dog and he does fine as an only dog. He really LOVES his humans and will be like Velcro to them. He gets super excited when the kids come home from school.

*CATS: