Frankie

Frankie was suffering from neglect, but has come so far. She is super friendly, young and full of energy. She is ready for her furever home. On the downside, Frankie lacks manners and still is very jumpy and mouthy. Typical of a puppy that was taken from their mother to young. A definite sign of backyard breeding :-( She would do well with some obedience training, which the organization would be happy to help pay for. She is not completely house trained, but I believe would learn fairly quickly in a structured environment where she is being taken out regularly and proper training techniques are used. When she gets scared she does pee a little. Of course that's from the neglect that she suffered. Hopefully over time that would improve, as it has here. For these reasons we are recommending an experienced handler, and no children under 12.

Frankie was suffering from neglect, but has come so far. She is super friendly, young and full of energy. She is ready for her furever home. On the downside, Frankie lacks manners and still is very jumpy and mouthy. Typical of a puppy that was taken from their mother to young. A definite sign of backyard breeding :-( She would do well with some obedience training, which the organization would be happy to help pay for. She is not completely house trained, but I believe would learn fairly quickly in a structured environment where she is being taken out regularly and proper training techniques are used. When she gets scared she does pee a little. Of course that's from the neglect that she suffered. Hopefully over time that would improve, as it has here. For these reasons we are recommending an experienced handler, and no children under 12.

Frankie was suffering from neglect, but has come so far. She is super friendly, young and full of energy. She is ready for her furever home. On the downside, Frankie lacks manners and still is very jumpy and mouthy. Typical of a puppy that was taken from their mother to young. A definite sign of backyard breeding :-( She would do well with some obedience training, which the organization would be happy to help pay for. She is not completely house trained, but I believe would learn fairly quickly in a structured environment where she is being taken out regularly and proper training techniques are used. When she gets scared she does pee a little. Of course that's from the neglect that she suffered. Hopefully over time that would improve, as it has here. For these reasons we are recommending an experienced handler, and no children under 12.