Meet 24-67 Mable

Available - Accepting Applications

Adoption Fee: $650

Age: 3 Months Gender: female Size: medium Primary Breed: Beagle Primary Color: Lemon and White Shed Level Moderate Energy Level: Moderate to High Housetrained: Working on it Kid Friendly: Does well with respectful children with healthy dog boundaries Cat Friendly: Unknown Dog Friendly: Yes Crate Trained: Working on it

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Mable is a sweet, cuddly, playful little girl. She does well sleeping in her crate, but prefers to sleep beside her puppy friends or people. She loves to play with toys with the other dogs, but is also content playing on her own. She’s a little chewer right now! Mable has enjoyed the fenced in yard, allowing her to run like crazy!She’s been working hard on potty training. She never potties in her crate and almost always heads to the door when she needs to go. She hasn’t learned to ask to go out, so if the doggy door isn’t open- she will look for somewhere else to go. She LOVES to eat! She usually gobbles up her food as fast as she can, hoping that she can work on her sisters’ bowls when she’s finished with hers. Mable hasn’t met any kitties or small children yet, but is so sweet that I’m sure she’d learn to love them. She likes to be held and cuddled.

ADOPTION REQUIREMENTS:

• Family willing to provide the structure and love needed for the dog to live a fulfilling life both mentally and physically
• Physically fenced in yard preferred

The adoption fee includes spay/neuter through our program at Best Care Pet Hospital when age appropriate. All of the dogs in our program are up to date on age appropriate vaccinations (distemper, bordatella, lepto, and rabies), started on monthly preventatives for heartworm and fleas/ticks, and are microchipped. Please complete an application to welcome home your new best friend today!

About the Beagle from the AKC:

Beagles are loving and lovable, happy, and companionable'all qualities that make them excellent family dogs. Beagles are active, energetic dogs who need at least an hour of exercise every day. This doesn't mean just letting them out in the backyard. Beagles were bred to work in packs and are happiest when they have company. A Beagle who is left alone inside or outside for long periods of time will tend to become destructive. This can be avoided if he has a companion (whether human or canine) to play with. Beagles are escape artists, so an exercise area must have a fence at least five feet tall that extends underground to prevent tunneling. Walks must always be taken on a leash, because as a scenthound with a very strong hunting instinct, a Beagle will not be able to resist the urge to run off in pursuit of a compelling scent.

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