Snare

Snare is a gentle, sweet puppy who loves being close to his people. He has a calm, affectionate personality and is happiest when he's soaking up cuddles, attention, and companionship.<br/><br/>Snare has been diagnosed with Cone-Rod Dystrophy 2 (CRD2), an inherited retinal disease that affects vision. He was born with nystagmus, a condition that causes involuntary eye movements, and he is believed to be significantly visually impaired. As the disease progresses, Snare is expected to lose his remaining vision and will likely become completely blind.<br/><br/>The good news? Snare doesn't let that stop him from being a happy puppy. He explores his surroundings, enjoys interacting with people, and approaches life with the same curiosity and enthusiasm as any other young dog. Dogs rely heavily on their sense of smell, hearing, and memory, and visually impaired dogs often adapt remarkably well to their environments.<br/><br/>Snare would thrive in a home that can provide:<br/>* A consistent environment with minimal furniture changes<br/>* Positive reinforcement training and confidence-building experiences<br/>* Patience and support as he continues learning to navigate the world<br/>* Lots of love, companionship, and encouragement<br/><br/>While Snare may experience life differently than other puppies, he has just as much love to give. He is looking for a family that will see beyond his diagnosis and appreciate the wonderful, affectionate puppy he is.<br/><br/>If you're ready to open your heart to a truly special dog, Snare may be the perfect addition to your family.<br/><br/>Before adoption, all Boxers and Buddies dogs are spayed/neutered, up-to-date with age appropriate vaccinations, microchipped. All dogs are fostered in a foster home where they are treated like family - practicing socialization skills.<br/><br/>After submitting an application, our team will contact you within 24 hours. The adoption process includes an interview, home check, and meet-and-greet. All household dogs must attend the meet-and-greet. Renters must provide proof that dogs are permitted by their lease, and adopters are required to complete a training course with a certified positive reinforcement trainer.We require professional obedience training from a certified trainer for ALL adoptions. <br/>If you are interested in meet or adoption me, please fill out an adoption application athttps://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=sa3058&method=online_form_html&formid=41

Snare is a gentle, sweet puppy who loves being close to his people. He has a calm, affectionate personality and is happiest when he's soaking up cuddles, attention, and companionship.

Snare has been diagnosed with Cone-Rod Dystrophy 2 (CRD2), an inherited retinal disease that affects vision. He was born with nystagmus, a condition that causes involuntary eye movements, and he is believed to be significantly visually impaired. As the disease progresses, Snare is expected to lose his remaining vision and will likely become completely blind.

The good news? Snare doesn't let that stop him from being a happy puppy. He explores his surroundings, enjoys interacting with people, and approaches life with the same curiosity and enthusiasm as any other young dog. Dogs rely heavily on their sense of smell, hearing, and memory, and visually impaired dogs often adapt remarkably well to their environments.

Snare would thrive in a home that can provide:
* A consistent environment with minimal furniture changes

Snare is a gentle, sweet puppy who loves being close to his people. He has a calm, affectionate personality and is happiest when he's soaking up cuddles, attention, and companionship.

Snare has been diagnosed with Cone-Rod Dystrophy 2 (CRD2), an inherited retinal disease that affects vision. He was born with nystagmus, a condition that causes involuntary eye movements, and he is believed to be significantly visually impaired. As the disease progresses, Snare is expected to lose his remaining vision and will likely become completely blind.

The good news? Snare doesn't let that stop him from being a happy puppy. He explores his surroundings, enjoys interacting with people, and approaches life with the same curiosity and enthusiasm as any other young dog. Dogs rely heavily on their sense of smell, hearing, and memory, and visually impaired dogs often adapt remarkably well to their environments.

Snare would thrive in a home that can provide:
* A consistent environment with minimal furniture changes
* Positive reinforcement training and confidence-building experiences
* Patience and support as he continues learning to navigate the world
* Lots of love, companionship, and encouragement

While Snare may experience life differently than other puppies, he has just as much love to give. He is looking for a family that will see beyond his diagnosis and appreciate the wonderful,