Fritz

Meet Fritz! Fritz is approximately 5-6 months old and 10 lbs currently and he likely has some Jack Russell in his mix. Fritz was surrendered after his person decided they had too many dogs. In his foster home, he is working hard on his house training, crate training and leash walking. He could join households with dog-savvy kids 10+, cats, and other dogs. As a puppy, he will need someone who is home the majority of the day and invested in training.<br/><br/>His foster says, "Fritz is a happy-go-lucky six-month-old sweetheart ready to bring joy to his forever home. He’s the perfect co-pilot for car rides and errands, is doing great with leash walking, sleeps soundly in his crate overnight, and already knows “sit”—wiggling with excitement as he waits for a treat. At just 10 pounds, Fritz prances between his people and his four-legged foster sisters, chases balls, and then settles onto a lap for a quick snooze. In the evenings, he curls up on our laps for a deep slumber. He is a little shy at first but warms up quickly. Fritz is an entertaining companion for a family or individual ready to welcome a playful, easy-going, and devoted pup."<br/><br/>He is available for adoption by appointment in Boxborough, MA. Please fill out an application on our website at https://www.browndogcoalition.com/adoptable as a first step.<br/><br/>-Dogs may not be given as gifts or surprises.<br/>-Please thoughtfully discuss with your entire household the physical, safety, financial and emotional responsibilities of a dog BEFORE applying to adopt.<br/>- More information about our adoption process, application and adoption fees can be found at browndogcoalition.com

Meet Fritz! Fritz is approximately 5-6 months old and 10 lbs currently and he likely has some Jack Russell in his mix. Fritz was surrendered after his person decided they had too many dogs. In his foster home, he is working hard on his house training, crate training and leash walking. He could join households with dog-savvy kids 10+, cats, and other dogs. As a puppy, he will need someone who is home the majority of the day and invested in training.

His foster says, "Fritz is a happy-go-lucky six-month-old sweetheart ready to bring joy to his forever home. He’s the perfect co-pilot for car rides and errands, is doing great with leash walking, sleeps soundly in his crate overnight, and already knows “sit”—wiggling with excitement as he waits for a treat. At just 10 pounds, Fritz prances between his people and his four-legged foster sisters, chases balls, and then settles onto a lap for a quick snooze. In the evenings, he curls up on our laps for a deep slumber. He is a little shy at first but warms up quickly. Fritz i

Meet Fritz! Fritz is approximately 5-6 months old and 10 lbs currently and he likely has some Jack Russell in his mix. Fritz was surrendered after his person decided they had too many dogs. In his foster home, he is working hard on his house training, crate training and leash walking. He could join households with dog-savvy kids 10+, cats, and other dogs. As a puppy, he will need someone who is home the majority of the day and invested in training.

His foster says, "Fritz is a happy-go-lucky six-month-old sweetheart ready to bring joy to his forever home. He’s the perfect co-pilot for car rides and errands, is doing great with leash walking, sleeps soundly in his crate overnight, and already knows “sit”—wiggling with excitement as he waits for a treat. At just 10 pounds, Fritz prances between his people and his four-legged foster sisters, chases balls, and then settles onto a lap for a quick snooze. In the evenings, he curls up on our laps for a deep slumber. He is a little shy at first but warms up quickly. Fritz is an entertaining companion for a family or individual ready to welcome a playful, easy-going, and devoted pup."

He is available for adoption by appointment in Boxborough, MA. Please fill out an application on our website at https://www.browndogcoalition.com/adoptable as a first step.

-Dogs may not be given as gifts or surprises.
-Please thoughtfully discuss with your entire