Ash

Beautiful puppy Ash is a born leader.  She is an independent and confident pup and will explore new situations and people with ease. As a born leader, if she is anxious she sure doesn’t show it.  She is an easy-going, adaptable puppy with a “go with the flow” personality.

Ash loves to run and play outside or in the house.  As a four month young pup, Ash’s world is made up of playtime, running, more playtime, and napping.  She is a typical puppy, with energy to burn and enthusiasm for life.  Ash is lucky to share a foster home with her littermate (Stella – also available for adoption) so she has a constant companion to wrestle, chase, chew, and play with.  Ash would love a furever home with another playful canine companion.  Ash is OK with cats and good at following their cues.  She is thrilled to see the cats first thing in the morning but the excitement quickly wears off.  Ash  is a vocal little gal, barking at most everything she hears and sees.  Apartment living is not suitable for this communicative gal.

Ash would do best in a home with another canine playmate and human(s) who will make puppy training a priority.  Ash has puppy energy to burn and requires a great deal of playtime, supervision (chewing stage approaching) and plenty of love, guidance, positive reinforcement and walks.  Ash is already doing well with her training under the watchful eyes of her foster family.  If her furever family has children, they must be older and gentle with her.  Ash is a wonderful, hilarious puppy and although confident and easy-going, due to her small size she is fragile so children must understand this.

Ash is scheduled for her spay at the end of July and will be ready for her furever home as soon as she has healed from her surgery

We know it’s hard to hear but we will not consider applications from people who work a full day. As puppies can be handfuls, the puppies  will require a family who has a lot of time and love for them. A working family who is gone for 8-10 hours a day is not the right fit these girls. They need a family who is committed to establishing a life with them. In return they will give their new parents the gift of unconditional love, companionship and laughter.