Quinn

Quinn is very ready to find her forever home. <br/>6 months ago, Quinn was very tentative in everything in her life except her relationship with other dogs. Over the past 6 months she has smoothly transitioned between a few different fosters while meeting new dog buddies and people with relative ease. She is still tentative but boy has she made advances on this. She is most comfortable when people are seated or reclined and will curl up next to you for TLC once she acclimates or will come stand next to you while seated and working, for head rubs. She loves going for car rides and will create a pile of toys in her favorite resting spot over the course of a day. She has a very curly coat which requires trimming about every 6 weeks (which Zooming Grooming has provided to her with patience and care which we are so thankful for). She is generally a very happy easy-going girl, but she must have a dog buddy. She has a slight herding tendency so an adult only home would match her personality. She is not fond of leashes, but she has been walked on a leash a couple times as long as her buddy was with her. A fenced yard would be best for her, otherwise her adopters will have to do more training with her. Approved adopters who are patient and who want to watch how she continues to grow with their love are encouraged to request a meet. <br/><br/><br/>Check out her videos on our Facebook page (link at the bottom of our website).<br/><br/>Adoption fee: $625<br/><br/>All dogs/puppies have been fully vetted including spay/neuter, micro-chipping, worming, heartworm testing and preventative treatment, flea/tick preventative, and all required age appropriate vaccinations. As required by Wisconsin Act 90, all dogs will have received a veterinarian exam (CVI) within the past 30 days.<br/><br/>Our adoption process requires the submission of an online application at JRsPupsNStuff.org. Additional details about who we are, what we do and how to adopt can be found on our website.<br/>JR’s Pups-N-Stuff Dog Sellers License 522614

Quinn is very ready to find her forever home.
6 months ago, Quinn was very tentative in everything in her life except her relationship with other dogs. Over the past 6 months she has smoothly transitioned between a few different fosters while meeting new dog buddies and people with relative ease. She is still tentative but boy has she made advances on this. She is most comfortable when people are seated or reclined and will curl up next to you for TLC once she acclimates or will come stand next to you while seated and working, for head rubs. She loves going for car rides and will create a pile of toys in her favorite resting spot over the course of a day. She has a very curly coat which requires trimming about every 6 weeks (which Zooming Grooming has provided to her with patience and care which we are so thankful for). She is generally a very happy easy-going girl, but she must have a dog buddy. She has a slight herding tendency so an adult only home would match her personality. She is not fond of leashes, but

Quinn is very ready to find her forever home.
6 months ago, Quinn was very tentative in everything in her life except her relationship with other dogs. Over the past 6 months she has smoothly transitioned between a few different fosters while meeting new dog buddies and people with relative ease. She is still tentative but boy has she made advances on this. She is most comfortable when people are seated or reclined and will curl up next to you for TLC once she acclimates or will come stand next to you while seated and working, for head rubs. She loves going for car rides and will create a pile of toys in her favorite resting spot over the course of a day. She has a very curly coat which requires trimming about every 6 weeks (which Zooming Grooming has provided to her with patience and care which we are so thankful for). She is generally a very happy easy-going girl, but she must have a dog buddy. She has a slight herding tendency so an adult only home would match her personality. She is not fond of leashes, but she has been walked on a leash a couple times as long as her buddy was with her. A fenced yard would be best for her, otherwise her adopters will have to do more training with her. Approved adopters who are patient and who want to watch how she continues to grow with their love are encouraged to request a meet.


Check out her videos on our Facebook page (link at the bottom of our