Jingle

Have you ever seen a Pug mixed with a Schnauzer–Terrier, low-to-non-shed coat and all? Now you have—and we have an entire litter of them. Dad was a black Pug who arrived at the shelter with them, and mom is a salt-and-pepper Terrier/Schnauzer type mix. The result is a group of spirited, curious, adorable puppies unlike anything you see every day. Both parents were 16lbs and he is now 4lb and 8weeks. <br/><br/>These babies were born in our care and have been with Underdog from their very first moment. They are full of energy, spunk, and busy-puppy enthusiasm. They will need active, attentive homes willing to commit to training, socialization, exercise, and a lifetime of care. They play hard, nap hard, and are complete infants—no training yet.<br/><br/>One wonderful bonus: thanks to their mix, they do not appear to have the typical breathing issues seen in many Pugs. They are healthy, lively, and ready for the next chapter.<br/><br/>Now that they are vet-checked and thriving, it’s their turn to find families ready to support them and guide them through puppyhood and beyond.<br/><br/>Meet Jingle, the all black and scruffiest of the litter. With his charming whiskers, expressive face, and almost Brussels Griffon-like look, he stands out immediately. Jingle is bold, curious, and always in the middle of the action.<br/><br/>He is busy, playful, and full of personality. Jingle will need a home ready to keep up with puppy energy and provide the training, exercise, and structure a young dog requires. He loves to explore, interact, and engage with the world around him.<br/><br/>Born in rescue and raised safely from day one, Jingle has had a secure start and is ready for his next chapter. His ideal family is one that appreciates a spunky, intelligent puppy and is committed to guiding him into adulthood.<br/><br/>First Step Is To Apply Now<br/>[Apply Now](http://form.jotform.com/underdogca/dog-adoption-application)<br/>For application updates, forwarding requests, or any questions, contact us at adopt@underdogca.com. This is also the best way to submit additional documents or information. We do keep applications on file for 90days in case the dog you apply for it already adopted or not the right fit simply email us to forward your application on to another dog of interest.<br/><br/>Our dogs are in foster homes all over the Bay Area and all adopters are required to travel to the foster home to meet. We do not have a facility. No meet and greet can happen until application is completed.<br/><br/>Our Commitment to Our Dogs<br/>Every dog in our care receives comprehensive veterinary care, including:<br/>• Spay/Neuter surgery<br/>• Microchipping<br/>• DHPP vaccination<br/>• Flea treatment and deworming<br/>• Rabies vaccination<br/>• Any additional vet care as needed<br/><br/>The adoption fee for this dog is $800 serving as a non-refundable donation to help cover vetting, transport, and care costs. Adoption fees may vary based on specific dog and needs.<br/><br/>Stay Connected With Us<br/>Follow our journey and see more adoptable dogs:<br/>Website: www.underdogca.com<br/>Facebook: Underdog CA Facebook<br/>Instagram: @underdogca<br/><br/>Thank you for choosing adoption and for helping us provide loving homes to these deserving underdogs

Have you ever seen a Pug mixed with a Schnauzer–Terrier, low-to-non-shed coat and all? Now you have—and we have an entire litter of them. Dad was a black Pug who arrived at the shelter with them, and mom is a salt-and-pepper Terrier/Schnauzer type mix. The result is a group of spirited, curious, adorable puppies unlike anything you see every day. Both parents were 16lbs and he is now 4lb and 8weeks.

These babies were born in our care and have been with Underdog from their very first moment. They are full of energy, spunk, and busy-puppy enthusiasm. They will need active, attentive homes willing to commit to training, socialization, exercise, and a lifetime of care. They play hard, nap hard, and are complete infants—no training yet.

One wonderful bonus: thanks to their mix, they do not appear to have the typical breathing issues seen in many Pugs. They are healthy, lively, and ready for the next chapter.

Now that they are vet-checked and thriving, it’s their turn to find families ready to support t

Have you ever seen a Pug mixed with a Schnauzer–Terrier, low-to-non-shed coat and all? Now you have—and we have an entire litter of them. Dad was a black Pug who arrived at the shelter with them, and mom is a salt-and-pepper Terrier/Schnauzer type mix. The result is a group of spirited, curious, adorable puppies unlike anything you see every day. Both parents were 16lbs and he is now 4lb and 8weeks.

These babies were born in our care and have been with Underdog from their very first moment. They are full of energy, spunk, and busy-puppy enthusiasm. They will need active, attentive homes willing to commit to training, socialization, exercise, and a lifetime of care. They play hard, nap hard, and are complete infants—no training yet.

One wonderful bonus: thanks to their mix, they do not appear to have the typical breathing issues seen in many Pugs. They are healthy, lively, and ready for the next chapter.

Now that they are vet-checked and thriving, it’s their turn to find families ready to support them and guide them through puppyhood and beyond.

Meet Jingle, the all black and scruffiest of the litter. With his charming whiskers, expressive face, and almost Brussels Griffon-like look, he stands out immediately. Jingle is bold, curious, and always in the middle of the action.

He is busy, playful, and full of personality. Jingle will need a home ready to keep up with puppy en