Pip- Shortie Jack

Pip is 7 months old and weighs about 10 pounds. He's a very sweet, submissive, and naturally shy little guy, with a quiet temperament and a gentle way about him.<br/><br/>These puppies have just arrived from a breeder/hoarding case where there were simply too many dogs for the owner to care for properly. Despite their rough start, they are incredibly sweet, peopleoriented puppies who are already soaking up affection and routine in their foster homes. They are friendly, gentle, and eager to bond with their new families. They enjoy being held and are adjusting beautifully to normal home life. As with all puppies coming from overcrowded environments, they may be a little cautious at first, but they warm up quickly with kindness and consistency. We are working on housetraining; they love to go outside and run in the yard. Something they didn't have the chance to do before.<br/><br/>These puppies currently use a pet door in their foster home to go outside for potty breaks. This routine has helped them understand that potty happens outdoors, which makes their transition easier even if you don't have a pet door. They will still need patience, supervision, and continued training as they adjust to your home and layout.<br/><br/>What They Come With<br/>• Vetchecked <br/>• Ageappropriate vaccinations <br/>• Dewormed <br/>• Heartworm & flea preventatives <br/>• Spayed/neutered <br/>• Microchipped <br/><br/> Adoption Fee & Deposit<br/>A $50 refundable deposit is required to place a temporary hold on a puppy until your adoption appointment. This helps prevent lastminute cancellations and respects the time of our foster families. If you meet the puppy and decide not to adopt, your deposit is fully refunded. Adoption Fee is $500<br/><br/> Adoption Requirements<br/>• A fencedin backyard suitable for a small/medium dog <br/>• An adult home during the day with time for a young puppy <br/>No crating for puppies — adopters must use an approved puppy playpen <br/>• Children age 7+ (younger considered casebycase) <br/>• Homes with no dogs or up to one small/medium dog

Pip is 7 months old and weighs about 10 pounds. He's a very sweet, submissive, and naturally shy little guy, with a quiet temperament and a gentle way about him.

These puppies have just arrived from a breeder/hoarding case where there were simply too many dogs for the owner to care for properly. Despite their rough start, they are incredibly sweet, peopleoriented puppies who are already soaking up affection and routine in their foster homes. They are friendly, gentle, and eager to bond with their new families. They enjoy being held and are adjusting beautifully to normal home life. As with all puppies coming from overcrowded environments, they may be a little cautious at first, but they warm up quickly with kindness and consistency. We are working on housetraining; they love to go outside and run in the yard. Something they didn't have the chance to do before.

These puppies currently use a pet door in their foster home to go outside for potty breaks. This routine has helped them understand that potty happen

Pip is 7 months old and weighs about 10 pounds. He's a very sweet, submissive, and naturally shy little guy, with a quiet temperament and a gentle way about him.

These puppies have just arrived from a breeder/hoarding case where there were simply too many dogs for the owner to care for properly. Despite their rough start, they are incredibly sweet, peopleoriented puppies who are already soaking up affection and routine in their foster homes. They are friendly, gentle, and eager to bond with their new families. They enjoy being held and are adjusting beautifully to normal home life. As with all puppies coming from overcrowded environments, they may be a little cautious at first, but they warm up quickly with kindness and consistency. We are working on housetraining; they love to go outside and run in the yard. Something they didn't have the chance to do before.

These puppies currently use a pet door in their foster home to go outside for potty breaks. This routine has helped them understand that potty happens outdoors, which makes their transition easier even if you don't have a pet door. They will still need patience, supervision, and continued training as they adjust to your home and layout.

What They Come With
• Vetchecked
• Ageappropriate vaccinations
• Dewormed
• Heartworm & flea preventatives
• Spayed/neutered
• Microchipped

Adoption Fee &