Rosie

Introducing 6 year old Rosie. <br/>She is a spunky girl who tells you what she thinks. She can be a bit possessive with people, so I'm looking for a house that's free of small children, and if there's other dogs in the home we would prefer it to be a male dog larger than her. Her best buddy is Chauncy my male 55 lb bulldog. <br/>Please keep in mind this isn't so we can control the situation, it really is because someone has already failed this dog in the past and based on our expertise , we are looking for the most successful home for her, not just any home for her. When you're reading our bios , please keep in mind that we know our dogs very , very well, unl otherwise stated.<br/>Her story:<br/>We dont know much about her past but what we do know is she is a very friendly adult frenchie. She was obviously abandoned by her people for no good reason (no reason to abandon a dog on the street to fend for themselves is acceptable in my opinion).<br/>Rosie is just another dog who was thrown away by someone who couldn't be bothered to do the right thing for her in the 1st place, but im sure they made some money off of her in the past because she produced many litters in the past for them. <br/>This girl is the cutest little peanut with a big personality. <br/>If you are interested in Rosie, please go to our website at Ebarr.org and find and fill out an application. Return that completed application to animalrescue@ebarr.org. <br/>*note: all frenchies/bullies/bulldogs required insurance upon adoption. We never want Rosie to be discarded again, especially as she grows into her seasoned years.<br/>You're so cute. You're so cute.<br/>This is Rosie. Rosie is

Introducing 6 year old Rosie.
She is a spunky girl who tells you what she thinks. She can be a bit possessive with people, so I'm looking for a house that's free of small children, and if there's other dogs in the home we would prefer it to be a male dog larger than her. Her best buddy is Chauncy my male 55 lb bulldog.
Please keep in mind this isn't so we can control the situation, it really is because someone has already failed this dog in the past and based on our expertise , we are looking for the most successful home for her, not just any home for her. When you're reading our bios , please keep in mind that we know our dogs very , very well, unl otherwise stated.
Her story:
We dont know much about her past but what we do know is she is a very friendly adult frenchie. She was obviously abandoned by her people for no good reason (no reason to abandon a dog on the street to fend for themselves is acceptable in my opinion).
Rosie is just another dog who was thrown away by someone who couldn't be both

Introducing 6 year old Rosie.
She is a spunky girl who tells you what she thinks. She can be a bit possessive with people, so I'm looking for a house that's free of small children, and if there's other dogs in the home we would prefer it to be a male dog larger than her. Her best buddy is Chauncy my male 55 lb bulldog.
Please keep in mind this isn't so we can control the situation, it really is because someone has already failed this dog in the past and based on our expertise , we are looking for the most successful home for her, not just any home for her. When you're reading our bios , please keep in mind that we know our dogs very , very well, unl otherwise stated.
Her story:
We dont know much about her past but what we do know is she is a very friendly adult frenchie. She was obviously abandoned by her people for no good reason (no reason to abandon a dog on the street to fend for themselves is acceptable in my opinion).
Rosie is just another dog who was thrown away by someone who couldn't be bothered to do the right thing for her in the 1st place, but im sure they made some money off of her in the past because she produced many litters in the past for them.
This girl is the cutest little peanut with a big personality.
If you are interested in Rosie, please go to our website at Ebarr.org and find and fill out an application. Return that completed application to animalrescue@eba