Harper

Français ci-dessous<br/><br/>Harper is a 2.5-year-old female dachshund looking for her forever home. Breed experience is definitely an asset.<br/><br/>Harper was surrender along with another dachsund named Ozzy, who is also available for adoption. While they are not a bonded pair, it would be lovely to see them adopted together. That said, she can absolutely be adopted on her own.<br/><br/>Extremely affectionate and cuddly Harper thrives on attention and human companionship. She loves to snuggle, give kisses, and stay close. Her nick name at the shelter is "Happy Harper"!<br/><br/>She is the more easygoing than her brother and adapts more quickly to new situations. Harper has a calm, gentle nature and would make a wonderful companion in a quiet home.<br/><br/>Harper has lived peacefully with other dogs, cats, chickens, and horses. She may be slightly reactive to some dogs during introductions, but this appears manageable with proper guidance. She will need continued support with housetraining and leash walking, but she has made good progress and should continue to improve with consistency.<br/><br/>Harper is overweight at approximately 20 lbs and will need to slim down. Her ideal weight should be about 17 lbs. Maintaining a healthy weight is especially important for this breed due to their short legs, long backs, and susceptibility to back issues. A consistent exercise routine and proper diet will be key.<br/><br/>While Harper is a small dog, she still needs daily walks, not just for physical exercise but also for mental stimulation. A backyard is great for playtime, but it does not replace the enrichment and structure that regular walks provide.<br/><br/>Harper is a loving, affectionate companion who will form a deep bond with her new family.<br/><br/>To inquire about adoption, please contact our dog adoption coordinator Brenda at 819.876.7747 any day of the week between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.<br/><br/>*****************<br/>Harper est une teckel femelle de 2,5 ans à la recherche de sa famille pour la vie. Une expérience avec la race est un atout important.<br/><br/>Harper a été amenée au refuge avec un autre teckel nommé Ozzy, qui est également disponible à l’adoption. Bien qu’ils ne soient pas un duo inséparable, il serait très agréable de les voir adoptés ensemble. Cela dit, Harper peut tout à fait être adoptée seule.<br/><br/>Harper est une petite chienne extrêmement affectueuse et câline qui s’épanouit grâce à l’attention et à la présence humaine. Elle aime se blottir, donner des bisous et rester près de ses humains. Son surnom au refuge est « Happy Harper » !<br/><br/>Elle est la plus facile des deux et s’adapte plus rapidement aux nouvelles situations. Harper a une nature calme et douce qui en fait une excellente compagne dans un foyer tranquille.<br/><br/>Harper a vécu en harmonie avec d’autres chiens, des chats, des poules et des chevaux. Elle peut être légèrement réactive lors de certaines introductions avec d’autres chiens, mais cela semble bien gérable avec un bon encadrement. Elle aura besoin de poursuivre son apprentissage de la propreté et de la marche en laisse, mais elle a déjà fait de beaux progrès et devrait continuer à s’améliorer avec de la constance.<br/><br/>Harper est en surpoids à environ 20 lb et devra perdre du poids. Son poids idéal devrait être d’environ 17 lb. Il est particulièrement important pour cette race de maintenir un poids santé en raison de leurs pattes courtes, de leur long dos et de leur prédisposition aux problèmes de dos. Une routine d’exercice régulière et une alimentation adaptée seront essentielles.<br/><br/>Même si Harper est de petite taille, elle a besoin de promenades quotidiennes, non seulement pour l’exercice physique, mais aussi pour la stimulation mentale. Une cour est un bel atout, mais ne remplace pas les promenades et l’enrichissement qu’elles apportent.<br/><br/>Harper est une compagne douce et aimante qui développera un lien profond avec sa nouvelle famille.<br/><br/>Pour toute demande d’adoption, veuillez communiquer avec notre coordonnatrice des adoptions canines, Brenda, au 819.876.7747, tous les jours entre 8 h et 20 h.

Français ci-dessous

Harper is a 2.5-year-old female dachshund looking for her forever home. Breed experience is definitely an asset.

Harper was surrender along with another dachsund named Ozzy, who is also available for adoption. While they are not a bonded pair, it would be lovely to see them adopted together. That said, she can absolutely be adopted on her own.

Extremely affectionate and cuddly Harper thrives on attention and human companionship. She loves to snuggle, give kisses, and stay close. Her nick name at the shelter is "Happy Harper"!

She is the more easygoing than her brother and adapts more quickly to new situations. Harper has a calm, gentle nature and would make a wonderful companion in a quiet home.

Harper has lived peacefully with other dogs, cats, chickens, and horses. She may be slightly reactive to some dogs during introductions, but this appears manageable with proper guidance. She will need continued support with housetraining and leash walking, but she has m

Français ci-dessous

Harper is a 2.5-year-old female dachshund looking for her forever home. Breed experience is definitely an asset.

Harper was surrender along with another dachsund named Ozzy, who is also available for adoption. While they are not a bonded pair, it would be lovely to see them adopted together. That said, she can absolutely be adopted on her own.

Extremely affectionate and cuddly Harper thrives on attention and human companionship. She loves to snuggle, give kisses, and stay close. Her nick name at the shelter is "Happy Harper"!

She is the more easygoing than her brother and adapts more quickly to new situations. Harper has a calm, gentle nature and would make a wonderful companion in a quiet home.

Harper has lived peacefully with other dogs, cats, chickens, and horses. She may be slightly reactive to some dogs during introductions, but this appears manageable with proper guidance. She will need continued support with housetraining and leash walking, but she has made good progress and should continue to improve with consistency.

Harper is overweight at approximately 20 lbs and will need to slim down. Her ideal weight should be about 17 lbs. Maintaining a healthy weight is especially important for this breed due to their short legs, long backs, and susceptibility to back issues. A consistent exercise routine and proper diet will be key.

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