PEPPER

Foster dog name:  PEPPER  A&B #19-262

Gender:  Female

Age:  3.5

Size/Weight:  35#

Color:  Tri Color

Breed:  English Setter

Good with Children:  Yes, older kids preferred

Good with Dogs:  Yes

Good with Cats:  Unknown  

House trained:  Yes

Crate trained:  Yes

Leash trained:  Yes

Behavior: Definitely a cuddler

Activity Level:  Playful with other dogs but also very laid back

Fence:   She does require a fence. Anything 4’ or taller is fine, she will not jump the fence. Leash walking is great

Medical History:  Pepper is spayed, microchipped, UTD on vaccinations, and on HW Preventative.  Recent vet check said she was a healthy dog

Foster Comments: Pepper is a great girl! She is quiet, does not bark, super sweet, gentle soul, who just loves people. At first it took awhile for her to adjust but now she interacts with the other dogs and plays with them. She loves to be outside and look at the birds and lizards. At times it seems that she is in her own little world just staring away. She loves to sleep with you and cuddle and also she can be a lap dog. She will just snuggle close to you and follow you around. She also loves her doggie bed and she doesn’t mind a kennel either. She loves treats, walks, belly rubs. Initially she had to be watched when opening the front door or gate because she tried to escape. Now she is fine with her surroundings, it just will take some time for her to adjust to her forever home. Other than that, she is just a sweetheart that wants love and attention, and anyone would be lucky to have her as a family pet. I would recommend a family with older kids or a single family without children, because she loves the attention. But overall would be fine with anyone who wants to lover her as much as she will

Adoption fee: $350.00

Dog Location: Orlando, FL

Volunteer transport can be arranged in the Continental US within a 1,000 mile distance between adopters & foster home. Typically, we are able to transport your adopted dog to within 2 hours of your home. *Dogs can be adopted outside the 1000 mile transport distance; however, adopters must be willing to either fly their adopted dog, drive to a location within the 1000 mile transport range, or make independent transport arrangements for their adopted dog. Transports to far West states, from Eastern states, may have additional restrictions.