Marley

Marley was born January 15, 2026 and currently weighs 13 pounds.<br/>She's a busy happy curious pup that is quite capable of entertaining herself with any toys or even a cardboard box! <br/><br/>Marley sleeps through the night in her kennel but is an early riser. <br/><br/>Her housetraining is still a work in progress as she is still a pup. <br/><br/>She can be left in her kennel for several hours while her foster is away without any problem. <br/> <br/>Marley is cautious when first meeting people and will bark in a fearful manner. She soon settles when assured that its okay. <br/><br/>Sometimes when playing with her she will starting mouthing and biting but is making some progress with curbing that behaviour and is learning to calm herself. For this reason I recommend that she not be considered for a family with really young children. <br/><br/>She does well with other dogs and pups but is unknown with cats.

Marley was born January 15, 2026 and currently weighs 13 pounds.
She's a busy happy curious pup that is quite capable of entertaining herself with any toys or even a cardboard box!

Marley sleeps through the night in her kennel but is an early riser.

Her housetraining is still a work in progress as she is still a pup.

She can be left in her kennel for several hours while her foster is away without any problem.

Marley is cautious when first meeting people and will bark in a fearful manner. She soon settles when assured that its okay.

Sometimes when playing with her she will starting mouthing and biting but is making some progress with curbing that behaviour and is learning to calm herself. For this reason I recommend that she not be considered for a family with really young children.

She does well with other dogs and pups but is unknown with cats.

Marley was born January 15, 2026 and currently weighs 13 pounds.
She's a busy happy curious pup that is quite capable of entertaining herself with any toys or even a cardboard box!

Marley sleeps through the night in her kennel but is an early riser.

Her housetraining is still a work in progress as she is still a pup.

She can be left in her kennel for several hours while her foster is away without any problem.

Marley is cautious when first meeting people and will bark in a fearful manner. She soon settles when assured that its okay.

Sometimes when playing with her she will starting mouthing and biting but is making some progress with curbing that behaviour and is learning to calm herself. For this reason I recommend that she not be considered for a family with really young children.

She does well with other dogs and pups but is unknown with cats.