Coco Chanel

Hi! My name is Coco Chanel! I weigh in at a whopping 24.5# and I am solid! I am a 14 month old girl looking for a patient forever home. I do need a home with adults only, although a patient dog-savvy teen could be ok. I'd love it if you had a fence, but leash walks are fine too - they're really fun, the rescue just says you have to keep me securely leashed and help me learn manners! I might also need help learning manners around the fence when there's people outside it, too.<br/>I'm definitely learning things already! I've been here two weeks and so far I have learned sit puppy chow and potty! I am potty trained and go outside regularly. No accidents in the house! Yay!<br/>I had a rough start to life. My former owner and children abused me. That is why I am afraid of new people, especially men and children. I cower and hide behind my foster mom when I meet new people. I dont make eye contact and I roll on my back. That's where the patient family without kids part comes in. It's ok if there's a man in the home though as long as I have a mom as my main caretaker and any dad is patient while I get used to him. My foster dad shares his breakfast with me every morning. I now greet him when he comes home and lick his hand when he wants to pet me.<br/> I would like my own family but it may take some time for me to come around. We have a big fenced in yard here. I can play with my foster sisters and chase the squirrels and birds. Other dogs are fine to have around, but it's ok if I don't have dog siblings too. I am learning how to share, wait for my name to be called when getting a treat and not steal the other dogs food!<br/>I tend to be pushy sometimes when the other dogs are getting pets. I just plow right in. But I am learning to be patient. Ongoing training will be needed. I am kind of like a bull in a china shop!<br/>I like walks on a leash. We just take our time and I get to sniff a lot.<br/>I have a crate with a playpen around it. That is where I eat and sleep. It is also my safe place. I put myself to bed at night. My foster mom says I can't be trusted loose unsupervised yet. I am learning about toys but my favorite things to chew and tear up are Kleenex and paper towels!<br/>I am a very sweet, lovable, friendly girl once I get to know you. If you want someone to follow you everywhere I am your gal. I am spayed and I am caught up on vaccinations. Please consider adopting me! The rescue says my adoption fee is $400, you can find an application at https://www.wisconsinbostonterrierrescue.com/adopt, and email WBTR with any questions.

Hi! My name is Coco Chanel! I weigh in at a whopping 24.5# and I am solid! I am a 14 month old girl looking for a patient forever home. I do need a home with adults only, although a patient dog-savvy teen could be ok. I'd love it if you had a fence, but leash walks are fine too - they're really fun, the rescue just says you have to keep me securely leashed and help me learn manners! I might also need help learning manners around the fence when there's people outside it, too.
I'm definitely learning things already! I've been here two weeks and so far I have learned sit puppy chow and potty! I am potty trained and go outside regularly. No accidents in the house! Yay!
I had a rough start to life. My former owner and children abused me. That is why I am afraid of new people, especially men and children. I cower and hide behind my foster mom when I meet new people. I dont make eye contact and I roll on my back. That's where the patient family without kids part comes in. It's ok if there's a man in the home though as long

Hi! My name is Coco Chanel! I weigh in at a whopping 24.5# and I am solid! I am a 14 month old girl looking for a patient forever home. I do need a home with adults only, although a patient dog-savvy teen could be ok. I'd love it if you had a fence, but leash walks are fine too - they're really fun, the rescue just says you have to keep me securely leashed and help me learn manners! I might also need help learning manners around the fence when there's people outside it, too.
I'm definitely learning things already! I've been here two weeks and so far I have learned sit puppy chow and potty! I am potty trained and go outside regularly. No accidents in the house! Yay!
I had a rough start to life. My former owner and children abused me. That is why I am afraid of new people, especially men and children. I cower and hide behind my foster mom when I meet new people. I dont make eye contact and I roll on my back. That's where the patient family without kids part comes in. It's ok if there's a man in the home though as long as I have a mom as my main caretaker and any dad is patient while I get used to him. My foster dad shares his breakfast with me every morning. I now greet him when he comes home and lick his hand when he wants to pet me.
I would like my own family but it may take some time for me to come around. We have a big fenced in yard here. I can play with my foster sisters and chase the squirrels and b