Clayton

Clayton came to us with four littermates from a municipal shelter. These puppies are all super sweet and smart. They love other dogs and have been around children while in foster care. It is estimated that they will be around 50 lbs when fully grown, but that is just a guess since they came in without parents. Due to their age, they will need further work on potty training, crate training, as well as basic skills like walking on a leash.<br/>**Clayton was previously diagnosed with Babesia in March while hospitalized for complications from a severe intestinal parasite infection. He has shown no\ clinical signs of babesia while in our care after he was treated for his intestinal parasite. Treatment for Babesia can be intensive and have significant side effects so it was elected to not pursue it at this time. The disease can be spread to other dogs through tick bites or direct bites between dogs. Because of this, it is important that strict tick prevention is provided to Clayton and that he is not allowed to bite another dog with the breaking of the skin unless testing is performed to show that there is no current infection in his blood stream. This can be performed through a variety of testing options provided by a licensed veterinarian.

Clayton came to us with four littermates from a municipal shelter. These puppies are all super sweet and smart. They love other dogs and have been around children while in foster care. It is estimated that they will be around 50 lbs when fully grown, but that is just a guess since they came in without parents. Due to their age, they will need further work on potty training, crate training, as well as basic skills like walking on a leash.
**Clayton was previously diagnosed with Babesia in March while hospitalized for complications from a severe intestinal parasite infection. He has shown no\ clinical signs of babesia while in our care after he was treated for his intestinal parasite. Treatment for Babesia can be intensive and have significant side effects so it was elected to not pursue it at this time. The disease can be spread to other dogs through tick bites or direct bites between dogs. Because of this, it is important that strict tick prevention is provided to Clayton and that he is not allowed to bite another dog wi

Clayton came to us with four littermates from a municipal shelter. These puppies are all super sweet and smart. They love other dogs and have been around children while in foster care. It is estimated that they will be around 50 lbs when fully grown, but that is just a guess since they came in without parents. Due to their age, they will need further work on potty training, crate training, as well as basic skills like walking on a leash.
**Clayton was previously diagnosed with Babesia in March while hospitalized for complications from a severe intestinal parasite infection. He has shown no\ clinical signs of babesia while in our care after he was treated for his intestinal parasite. Treatment for Babesia can be intensive and have significant side effects so it was elected to not pursue it at this time. The disease can be spread to other dogs through tick bites or direct bites between dogs. Because of this, it is important that strict tick prevention is provided to Clayton and that he is not allowed to bite another dog with the breaking of the skin unless testing is performed to show that there is no current infection in his blood stream. This can be performed through a variety of testing options provided by a licensed veterinarian.