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OREO HAS A BITE HISTORY
Oreo is a wonderful dog, with lots of love and a joy for life! As an only pet in her foster home, Oreo has proven to be as sweet as her namesake.
Oreo’s owners surrendered her because she was aggressive with their other dogs. She bit her owners when they tried to break up the dogfights she started, and they finally felt they needed to find her a home where she could be an only pet.
Oreo has bloomed into the girl she was always meant to be while in her foster home. Oreo loves to play and is a silly clown of a Frenchie. She will entertain herself playing with toys, loves lounging around the house, and has a strong affinity for chewing on bones. When her people are around and offering belly rubs she is the happiest little Frog in town! She also loves to hang outdoors with her people and play fetch, but if they go inside she does too. Oreo is a people dog, plain and simple. If you are looking for a dog to be your one and only that will hang out with you at home and cuddle, or play with you in the yard, this is the cookie for you.
Oreo would be happy in any type of one story house, or an apartment with an elevator. She should not be allowed to roam unsupervised in any place that she could jump from. She has had back surgery while in foster care so she should not ever be allowed to jump from heights.
Oreo is perfect for a family that just wants a cuddle buddy and is not looking for a dog they can take everywhere, but will greet you with such joy when you return home. Her forever family does not have to have previous Frenchie experience, but does need to have experience with dogs that have “issues”.
Oreo is quite well behaved on leash and loves to go for walks. A fenced yard is not required for her, but if you don’t have a fenced yard, buy some new walking shoes so that you and Oreo can work on your 10,000 steps a day. She will sometimes bark at other dogs while on walks but she is easily corrected. She is not a good candidate for the dog park since she really does not care for other dogs.
Oreo would be a good office dog if she is the only dog there. If you can’t bring her to work, that’s ok, but be sure to give her a mid-day potty break, hire a dog walker, or be home with her part-time. She is crate trained, housebroken, and pee-pad trained. She could probably learn to use a doggie door, as long as it led to a fenced, level area. Her new owner should expect some accidents in the first few weeks as she adjusts to her new surroundings.
Finally, there is a small chance that Oreo’s disc problem could reoccur. To help prevent this, she must not be allowed to jump up or down from furniture, the car, etc. She will need a forever home where she does not have to climb long flights of stairs.
Her foster mom says, “Oreo is a very loving girl that just wants to totally please her people. She loves humans but not other dogs. She walks well on a leash and if she sees another dog may bark at it but corrects well. She is very easy to work with and train because she wants to please you so bad and is very food motivated. She sits nicely at the door and waits for you to put her leash on. She loves being outside and rolling in the grass and dirt. If you are looking for just one dog that will love you with all her heart, then you will be completely in love with Oreo. She is a great little gal that just needs someone to give her the chance to show her loving personality. She did have surgery for a back injury but that has healed well. She has been taught not to jump on the furniture and can do steps without difficulty but should not have access to them when no one in around to monitor her. If you are a homebody and not looking for a dog to take everywhere, then Oreo will be that perfect home companion for you. ”
Oreo is being fostered in sunny North Florida, and is looking for someone to keep up those belly rubs. If you are interested in adopting Oreo be prepared to travel. She will not be shipped.
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