Phoebe is 6yo, weighs 62lbs, is spayed, is up to date on her vaccines, but is not microchipped. Phoebe's guardian adds:
"Phoebe is extremely loyal, protective, and cuddly. She listens very well and is super smart. She requires to be the apple of someone’s eye and should be. She can be friendly to other dogs but not all.
You can see Phoebe in action on instagram @phoebe_and_andre we love her so much and hoping to find her a loving home.
She is happiest when she is center of attention, loves snuggles all day, loves to sleep in the bed and be under blankets. She is a protective and proud companion. She listens very well. She knows: sit; stay; gentle; down; jump; shake; come - she loves to be right by your side, rarely runs away when off leash; other hand (shake with left paw); go home (which is her designated spot on the couch or her dog bed."
Phoebe's guardian explains why she has made the difficult decision to rehome her:
"We are hoping there is a home better suited for our girl Phoebe. She absolutely loves attention and playing, but we have a 1 year old boy with another baby on the way, and has a bit too much jealousy energy around little children. She does great when she is the center of attention, so she would need to be rehomed to a place without children."
Phoebe's guardian states the following regarding children: Although Phoebe lives with a 1yo child, her guardian doesn't recommend her living with young children, stating...
"Children are the reason for rehoming Phoebe. We love our girl but she has made it very clear that she feels displaced by the big change in our household. We have a one year old and another a newborn on the way. She whines more frequently, shows nervousness when around children, and has no spatial awareness. She shows jealous tendencies when attention is being given to baby."
Phoebe's guardian states the following regarding dogs: Phoebe doesn't live with dogs, but her guardian recommends her living with dogs, stating...
"Phoebe loves other dogs and is very playful but it can be hit or miss. Some dogs find her threating and escalation can occur. She stays at a "free range" boarding place when we go out of town. There are 30+ dogs at times. She has always had a great report card. We have also taken her to dog parks in the past where tussles have occur but nothing severe. Phoebe loves small dogs in particular. She regularly visits with a maltipoo. they play all day and love each other.I will say, she is NOT good with other dogs when she is on a leash. Per her breed, she is very protective. In short, because phoebe loves companionship, I believe with the right dog she would be very happy to have a companion but it would have to be a dog that is not threatened by her or escalates easily."
Phoebe's guardian states the following regarding cats: Phoebe lives with a cat, so her guardian recommends her living with cats, stating...
"Phoebe loves our cat, Andre! They have their own instagram because they are such great buds. Albeit, Andre is a very calm kitty, I think that helps. Phoebe has lived with a previous cat who was a bit of a grouch and they just avoided each other. Andre is a snuggle bug and they sleep together and play fight. Phoebe and Andre playing - https://www.jotform.com/uploads/LizLance/81263856341155/5863336631227940079/PhoebeandAndrePlaying.mp3
Phoebe's guardian describes her as:
Very active
Couch potato
Playful
Friendly
Likes to be touched
Affectionate
Fearful
Protective
House-Trained
Likes men
Likes women
"I believe Phoebe would thrive in a home with NO small children. A home where she will be loved as a "girlfriend" dog. Someone's snuggle pal and number one companion that takes her on plenty of walks. Someone who loves to sleep with her in the bed. I think of a youthful person (20s -30s year old) looking for companionship. Perhaps a family but with older teenage kids that could handle a big strong girl."
Pour toute adoption, nous demandons des justificatifs afin de compléter le dossier de l’adoptant : une pièce d’identité, un justificatif de domicile original de moins de 3 mois, et le certificat d’engagement et de connaissance des besoins spécifiques de l’espèce complété et signé 7 jours avant l’acquisition de l’animal.
Nous demandons également une participation financière, couvrant les frais vétérinaires dont l’animal a bénéficié lors de sa prise en charge (stérilisation, identification, vaccination, etc..). Si l’animal n’est pas encore stérilisé lors de l’adoption, un chèque de caution de 300€ est demandé.