Kona

ADOPTION FEE: $ 300<br/>ADOPTION FEES ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE SO PLEASE DO NOT ASK.<br/><br/>Date of Birth: Estimated to be around 5 years old. She was retired from a breeding kennel.<br/><br/>DOGS / PUPS are NOT SHOWN UNLESS YOU HAVE BEEN PRE-APPROVED TO ADOPT-SO THE APPLICATION IS THE FIRST STEP IN ADOPTING!!!!<br/><br/>Application can be found at www.caninerescue1.org. Please be as thorough as possible when completing the application as this is our first impression of how Kona would fit into your family, she is considered non-shedding.<br/><br/>Kona is a beautiful Barbet. She loves people, is good with other dogs and would also do well as an only dog. She loves attention. Kona has great house manners too. Kona is a very smart girl<br/><br/>If you would like to meet Kona please contact caninerescue1@gmail.com or her foster mom, Barbie at email: barbieyonce@aol.com.<br/><br/>WHAT IS A BARBET-See below<br/><br/>A Barbet is a rare, rustic French water dog known for its long, curly, woolly coat and distinctive beard, from which it gets its name (French barbe). Originally used for retrieving waterfowl for hunters, this intelligent, joyful, and loyal breed is agile, loves water, and excels in activities like scent work and agility, making it a devoted companion for active families, often mistaken for doodles due to its coat. <br/>Key Characteristics:<br/>Origin: France, an ancient breed dating back to the 16th century, considered an ancestor to breeds like the Poodle.<br/>Appearance: Medium-sized, balanced, slightly rectangular build with a substantial head and long tail, covered in a dense, curly, waterproof coat.<br/>Coat Colors: Various shades of black, gray, brown, and fawn, with or without white markings.<br/>Temperament: Cheerful, loyal, intelligent, eager to please, and good with children and other pets.<br/>Skills: Excellent swimmers and retrievers, natural athletes, good at scent work, agility, and search and rescue.

ADOPTION FEE: $ 300
ADOPTION FEES ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE SO PLEASE DO NOT ASK.

Date of Birth: Estimated to be around 5 years old. She was retired from a breeding kennel.

DOGS / PUPS are NOT SHOWN UNLESS YOU HAVE BEEN PRE-APPROVED TO ADOPT-SO THE APPLICATION IS THE FIRST STEP IN ADOPTING!!!!

Application can be found at www.caninerescue1.org. Please be as thorough as possible when completing the application as this is our first impression of how Kona would fit into your family, she is considered non-shedding.

Kona is a beautiful Barbet. She loves people, is good with other dogs and would also do well as an only dog. She loves attention. Kona has great house manners too. Kona is a very smart girl

If you would like to meet Kona please contact caninerescue1@gmail.com or her foster mom, Barbie at email: barbieyonce@aol.com.

WHAT IS A BARBET-See below

A Barbet is a rare, rustic French water dog known for its long, curly, woolly coat and distinctive beard, from which it

ADOPTION FEE: $ 300
ADOPTION FEES ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE SO PLEASE DO NOT ASK.

Date of Birth: Estimated to be around 5 years old. She was retired from a breeding kennel.

DOGS / PUPS are NOT SHOWN UNLESS YOU HAVE BEEN PRE-APPROVED TO ADOPT-SO THE APPLICATION IS THE FIRST STEP IN ADOPTING!!!!

Application can be found at www.caninerescue1.org. Please be as thorough as possible when completing the application as this is our first impression of how Kona would fit into your family, she is considered non-shedding.

Kona is a beautiful Barbet. She loves people, is good with other dogs and would also do well as an only dog. She loves attention. Kona has great house manners too. Kona is a very smart girl

If you would like to meet Kona please contact caninerescue1@gmail.com or her foster mom, Barbie at email: barbieyonce@aol.com.

WHAT IS A BARBET-See below

A Barbet is a rare, rustic French water dog known for its long, curly, woolly coat and distinctive beard, from which it gets its name (French barbe). Originally used for retrieving waterfowl for hunters, this intelligent, joyful, and loyal breed is agile, loves water, and excels in activities like scent work and agility, making it a devoted companion for active families, often mistaken for doodles due to its coat.
Key Characteristics:
Origin: France, an ancient breed dating back to the 16th century, consi