Jack

Little Jack looks to me like a blend of a small Labrador Retriever, some small shepherd dog, and maybe a Black Mouth Cur.<br/><br/>He’s a darling little fellow who was born at his foster mom’s house when his very pregnant doggie momma was found by a Good Samaritan near Borrego Springs. <br/><br/>Jack is adorably cute, clever, sweet, and friendly pupper who is likely to grow up to be about 35 – 40 pounds.<br/><br/>He’s been handled since the moment he was born so he’s very well socialized and loves all human beings including children. In fact, he’s been around a 3-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy.<br/><br/>Jack is a perky, playful, alert, and happy puppy who would make a great family buddy or a best friend for adults. He’s spunky and full of love and puppy kisses. <br/><br/>He’s great with all other dogs – big and small – and with kitties too.<br/><br/>Puppies are a lot of work – training is critical, particularly with a dog who will be as big as we think these babies will be. PLEASE – do not adopt a little one (or any doggie whatsoever) on an impulse – it’s a good 15-year commitment, and these living creatures deserve forever, loving homes!<br/>Of course, his adoption covers his neuter, all of his baby shots (3 DA2PPv’s), his Bordatella inoculation (for kennel cough), and his rabies shot. It also covers incidentals like worm meds or flea meds, as needed.<br/><br/>I am a firm believer is having potential adopters take a pup home for a “sleepover” to see how your family, your other pets, and your new best buddy all get along. We always take our rascals back if it isn’t a good fit.<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting this adorably cute little munchkin, please email findabestbuddy@gmail.com or call 858-602-2061.<br/><br/>• findabestbuddy@gmail.com<br/>• (858) 602-2061

Little Jack looks to me like a blend of a small Labrador Retriever, some small shepherd dog, and maybe a Black Mouth Cur.

He’s a darling little fellow who was born at his foster mom’s house when his very pregnant doggie momma was found by a Good Samaritan near Borrego Springs.

Jack is adorably cute, clever, sweet, and friendly pupper who is likely to grow up to be about 35 – 40 pounds.

He’s been handled since the moment he was born so he’s very well socialized and loves all human beings including children. In fact, he’s been around a 3-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy.

Jack is a perky, playful, alert, and happy puppy who would make a great family buddy or a best friend for adults. He’s spunky and full of love and puppy kisses.

He’s great with all other dogs – big and small – and with kitties too.

Puppies are a lot of work – training is critical, particularly with a dog who will be as big as we think these babies will be. PLEASE – do not adopt a little one (or any dog

Little Jack looks to me like a blend of a small Labrador Retriever, some small shepherd dog, and maybe a Black Mouth Cur.

He’s a darling little fellow who was born at his foster mom’s house when his very pregnant doggie momma was found by a Good Samaritan near Borrego Springs.

Jack is adorably cute, clever, sweet, and friendly pupper who is likely to grow up to be about 35 – 40 pounds.

He’s been handled since the moment he was born so he’s very well socialized and loves all human beings including children. In fact, he’s been around a 3-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy.

Jack is a perky, playful, alert, and happy puppy who would make a great family buddy or a best friend for adults. He’s spunky and full of love and puppy kisses.

He’s great with all other dogs – big and small – and with kitties too.

Puppies are a lot of work – training is critical, particularly with a dog who will be as big as we think these babies will be. PLEASE – do not adopt a little one (or any doggie whatsoever) on an impulse – it’s a good 15-year commitment, and these living creatures deserve forever, loving homes!
Of course, his adoption covers his neuter, all of his baby shots (3 DA2PPv’s), his Bordatella inoculation (for kennel cough), and his rabies shot. It also covers incidentals like worm meds or flea meds, as needed.

I am a firm believer is having potential adopters t