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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.OLLIE IS A COURTESY LISTING. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT ALLISON AT (770) 337-2730 Ollie identifies as a tiny lap dog and is definitely not shy about joining you in your personal space. He's happy to jump right up in your lap or lie on top you to take a nap, although he will often stretch out to take up as much space as possible. He's a moderate energy dog who loves toys and playing with other dogs his size. He's not as comfortable with dogs taller than him and will act big and tough to cover his nervousness, but with dogs his size and smaller he is completely calm and curious. When meeting new people Ollie can also initially be a little timid, but he loves children. Although he will chase squirrels and rabbits, Ollie does fine with cats. He has mastered house training and is comfortable sleeping in his crate at night with the door open, or on the couch or in a dog bed. Ollie is okay being left alone and doesn’t get anxious. If his current family is going to be gone for an extended period of time, they do crate him with the door closed. Outside Ollie is typical beagle -- exploring wherever his little nose takes him! He is pretty good at walking on a leash after he gets over his initial excitement. You just have to stop, ask him to sit, then begin walking again. It may take several times of doing this before he understands that he is being walked, not pulling you down the road. Most important for Ollie would be an affectionate family, a fenced yard, and a bonus would be someone home most of the time. Ollie is fully vetted, microchipped and gets his flea and heartworm prevention (Trifexis) on the 1st of every month. He is ready for a sleepover!OLLIE IS A COURTESY LISTING. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT ALLISON AT (770) 337-2730

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.OLLIE IS A COURTESY LISTING. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT ALLISON AT (770) 337-2730 Ollie identifies as a tiny lap dog and is definitely not shy about joining you in your personal space. He's happy to jump right up in your lap or lie on top you to take a nap, although he will often stretch out to take up as much space as possible. He's a moderate energy dog who loves toys and playing with other dogs his size. He's not as comfortable with dogs taller than him and will act big and tough to cover his nervousness, but with dogs his size and smaller he is completely calm and curious. When meeting new people Ollie can also initially be a little timid, but he loves children. Although he will chase squirrels and rabbits, Ollie does fine with cats. He has mastered house training and is comfortable sleeping in his crate at night with the door open, or on the couch or in a dog bed. Ollie is okay being left alone and doesn’t get anxious. If his current family is goi

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.OLLIE IS A COURTESY LISTING. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT ALLISON AT (770) 337-2730 Ollie identifies as a tiny lap dog and is definitely not shy about joining you in your personal space. He's happy to jump right up in your lap or lie on top you to take a nap, although he will often stretch out to take up as much space as possible. He's a moderate energy dog who loves toys and playing with other dogs his size. He's not as comfortable with dogs taller than him and will act big and tough to cover his nervousness, but with dogs his size and smaller he is completely calm and curious. When meeting new people Ollie can also initially be a little timid, but he loves children. Although he will chase squirrels and rabbits, Ollie does fine with cats. He has mastered house training and is comfortable sleeping in his crate at night with the door open, or on the couch or in a dog bed. Ollie is okay being left alone and doesn’t get anxious. If his current family is going to be gone for an extended period of time, they do crate him with the door closed. Outside Ollie is typical beagle -- exploring wherever his little nose takes him! He is pretty good at walking on a leash after he gets over his initial excitement. You just have to stop, ask him to sit, then begin walking again. It may take several times of doing this before he understands that he is being walked