Einstein

Einstein is an eight-week-old, Mastiff/Lab mix puppy. He and his siblings were turned into the pound by an owner who's dog had an unplanned litter of puppies. Einstein is very playful and energetic. Einstein likes to play with his brother and sister along with the two other adult dogs in his foster home. He also likes to play with squeaky toys. Einstein is a healthier eater. He is eating dry puppy food. Einstein is being crate-trained by his foster mom. He is crated with his siblings overnight and taken out to potty first thing in the morning. Einstein rides well in the car. He just sleeps in a crate in the backseat during car rides. Einstein is a little bundle of energy. He is absolutely adorable and will make some family a great pet. If you are interested in adopting Einstein, please email us for an adoption application. Einstein's vetting includes his neutering surgery, a microchip, DHLPP vaccines, Bordetella vaccine, Rabies vaccine (if old enough before adoption), Drontal, and Revolution for flea/tick/heartworm prevention.<br/><br/>In order to adopt Einstein, we require that you own your home and are over the age of twenty-one-years-old. <br/><br/>Puppies require a huge time commitment. Puppies need dedicated owners to teach them structure and routine. Puppies must be let outside every few hours as their little bodies have not developed the ablility to control their bladders. This includes having to go outside to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. Puppies will have pottying accidents inside the house and puppies will chew on personal items if they are not supervised properly. Einstein will likely grow to be a large-sized dog, so please make sure that you are ready to commit to adopting a dog of this size.

Einstein is an eight-week-old, Mastiff/Lab mix puppy. He and his siblings were turned into the pound by an owner who's dog had an unplanned litter of puppies. Einstein is very playful and energetic. Einstein likes to play with his brother and sister along with the two other adult dogs in his foster home. He also likes to play with squeaky toys. Einstein is a healthier eater. He is eating dry puppy food. Einstein is being crate-trained by his foster mom. He is crated with his siblings overnight and taken out to potty first thing in the morning. Einstein rides well in the car. He just sleeps in a crate in the backseat during car rides. Einstein is a little bundle of energy. He is absolutely adorable and will make some family a great pet. If you are interested in adopting Einstein, please email us for an adoption application. Einstein's vetting includes his neutering surgery, a microchip, DHLPP vaccines, Bordetella vaccine, Rabies vaccine (if old enough before adoption), Drontal, and Revolution for flea/tick/heartw

Einstein is an eight-week-old, Mastiff/Lab mix puppy. He and his siblings were turned into the pound by an owner who's dog had an unplanned litter of puppies. Einstein is very playful and energetic. Einstein likes to play with his brother and sister along with the two other adult dogs in his foster home. He also likes to play with squeaky toys. Einstein is a healthier eater. He is eating dry puppy food. Einstein is being crate-trained by his foster mom. He is crated with his siblings overnight and taken out to potty first thing in the morning. Einstein rides well in the car. He just sleeps in a crate in the backseat during car rides. Einstein is a little bundle of energy. He is absolutely adorable and will make some family a great pet. If you are interested in adopting Einstein, please email us for an adoption application. Einstein's vetting includes his neutering surgery, a microchip, DHLPP vaccines, Bordetella vaccine, Rabies vaccine (if old enough before adoption), Drontal, and Revolution for flea/tick/heartworm prevention.

In order to adopt Einstein, we require that you own your home and are over the age of twenty-one-years-old.

Puppies require a huge time commitment. Puppies need dedicated owners to teach them structure and routine. Puppies must be let outside every few hours as their little bodies have not developed the ablility to control their bladders. This includes having t