Froot Loops (26-075 D)

05/21/2026<br/><br/>Froot Loops has been neutered now. He was a little stinker and got his incision back open twice, not by licking but because he's a crazy puppy that doesn't chill and recover. He ultimately ended up with staples that should come out next Wednesday 5/27 then he's free to go to his FURever home. We're about 70% housebroken, usually the accidents are pee. He learned from watching my dog to ring the bells on the back door to go out. He's crated at night and when we're not home. Sleeps through the night no accidents, he will definitely be vocal if he needs to go during the night. He's started his puppy chewing and biting but stops when we re-directed. He has no fear and when he's not healing from being neutered he does not back down from my Goldendoodle at all when playing. He goes to my son's football games and loves all the attention he gets. My dog is allowed on furniture and Froot Loops has figured out with a running start he can get up there too. Vet thinks he has seasonal allergies so he gets 1/2 tab of Zyrtec nightly. He's good about taking it. <br/> <br/><br/>Looking for a puppy to complete your family, maybe that puppy is FROOT LOOPS! He's now been neutered though you wouldn't know it because he's acting like the same old puppy. Still working on house breaking. The resident golden doodle rings a bell to indicate he has to go out Froot Loops seems to be picking up on that all his own but still has accidents in his house. Sleeps through the night in his crate with no accidents but we usually come home to poop or pee in his crate if we've been gone a few hours. I think that's more because we're gone since he's fine all night. He enjoys going to my son's flag football games. He's selective on when he wants to talk like a nice boy on his leash. Little biting and chewing here and there but nothing other puppies I've fostered or my own when he was a puppy. When he's tired he likes to be cuddled and rolled up in a blanket. <br/>#adoptafosterpuppy #adoptarescue<br/>Happy Feet Pet Rescue<br/>Froot Loops continues to be a good, happy puppy. Took him to my son's flag football game today it was alot for him but he was happy with all the petting and attention from all. Then nuzzled in a blanket in my mom's name and snoozed in the windy, cool spring air. Didn't want to walk on his leash but I think it was too much going on. He wants on his leash fine around the block in my neighborhood. Still no biting, a little chewing but stops when re-directed. Only barks when he's playing and excited. And when he's not happy to be put in his crate but settles. He'll be neutered this Friday. <br/><br/>Froot Loops is a very sweet puppy. Froot Loops is settling in. He loves playing with our Goldendoodle Dash and isn't intimidated by his size at all. He's also fond of my almost 10 year son and his friends. He followed his favorite around all day. He has a BIG appetite. He goes up and down the stairs of my deck and porch with no issue. Settles right in for the night in his crate. He's slept through the night or has whined whrn he has to go potty. He's gone potty inside on pee pads and outside as expected when the door is left open but of course a few accidents and house breaking is a work in progress. He's a little jumpy but more on the kids. No chewing and no biting. He's a little clumsy but smart. He's not a big cuddler, he'll want some smuggles for a minute then away he goes back to play with Dash.

05/21/2026

Froot Loops has been neutered now. He was a little stinker and got his incision back open twice, not by licking but because he's a crazy puppy that doesn't chill and recover. He ultimately ended up with staples that should come out next Wednesday 5/27 then he's free to go to his FURever home. We're about 70% housebroken, usually the accidents are pee. He learned from watching my dog to ring the bells on the back door to go out. He's crated at night and when we're not home. Sleeps through the night no accidents, he will definitely be vocal if he needs to go during the night. He's started his puppy chewing and biting but stops when we re-directed. He has no fear and when he's not healing from being neutered he does not back down from my Goldendoodle at all when playing. He goes to my son's football games and loves all the attention he gets. My dog is allowed on furniture and Froot Loops has figured out with a running start he can get up there too. Vet thinks he has seasonal allergies so he gets 1/2 tab of Z

05/21/2026

Froot Loops has been neutered now. He was a little stinker and got his incision back open twice, not by licking but because he's a crazy puppy that doesn't chill and recover. He ultimately ended up with staples that should come out next Wednesday 5/27 then he's free to go to his FURever home. We're about 70% housebroken, usually the accidents are pee. He learned from watching my dog to ring the bells on the back door to go out. He's crated at night and when we're not home. Sleeps through the night no accidents, he will definitely be vocal if he needs to go during the night. He's started his puppy chewing and biting but stops when we re-directed. He has no fear and when he's not healing from being neutered he does not back down from my Goldendoodle at all when playing. He goes to my son's football games and loves all the attention he gets. My dog is allowed on furniture and Froot Loops has figured out with a running start he can get up there too. Vet thinks he has seasonal allergies so he gets 1/2 tab of Zyrtec nightly. He's good about taking it.


Looking for a puppy to complete your family, maybe that puppy is FROOT LOOPS! He's now been neutered though you wouldn't know it because he's acting like the same old puppy. Still working on house breaking. The resident golden doodle rings a bell to indicate he has to go out Froot Loops seems to be picking up on that all his own but still h