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Adoption Fee: $550 plus tax

Name: Honolulu

Rescue ID: 21150

Status: Available for Adoption (adoption info)

Species: Dog

Breed: Cattle Dog / Mixed

Sex: Male

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 4 Months 10 Days (best estimate)

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Description:

Hello to my future family! My name is Honolulu, but foster mom calls me Loki Dokey or Lulu. I am so excited to meet you! I cam up from Mississippi with my mom, Graceland, and two brothers (one already adopted). I am currently about 15 lbs., and foster mom estimates me to be around 35-40 lbs as an adult. The perfect size she says! What you will love about me is my beautiful coloring and the smile that never leaves my face!

I am a fun and frisky little boy, and love other dogs. I currently live with three resident dogs; a 1.5 year old Great Pyrenees mix, a 5 year old Pittie mix, and a 10 year old Lab mix. I am learning so much from them now that I am the only puppy in the house. Foster mom is amazed at how calmly and quickly I was able to integrate with the other dogs. I know she appreciates that I don’t come in “hot,” but take my time to really get to know them before the playtime begins. I love playing with the resident dogs, and cuddling for naptime with the Pittie mix. I would love to have a doggy sibling so we can play chase and tug!

We are working on some training, but I have been learning a lot from the resident dogs. I am mostly potty trained, which is pretty good for my young age. On a consistent schedule, I don’t have accidents in the house! I am also comfortable in a kennel, and sometimes just go rest in there. We have already worked a lot on impulse control and have already shown progress in waiting patiently for food/treats and decreasing the jumping behaviors. I have a pretty good sit’s and am working on a few other things, but as a puppy, we are taking it slow. It helps that my foster mom is a professional dog trainer and is super patient with my learning process. I have been walking pretty good on a leash for a puppy, but will still need some work on that one. When in doubt, a quick “uh uh” will stop me and get my attention. Finally, I am very treat motivated so am super easy to train!

I love people! I will give you a big smile and a wiggle butt and be your best friend after a few treats as a hello. I really want to please my human(s) and am trying really hard to make the best decisions! So make sure to reward me when I make good decisions. Foster mom says I am a very typical doggy puppy, and it just takes some patience and good boundaries. More than anything, I am working on building my confidence, which means foster mom gives me so many news things and new sounds and then lets me know how awesome I am. I am a high energy dog (Cattle dog mutt), so I really like to play and have fun activities!

Are you the family for me? Maybe you just want a dog for your dog? I always have a happy face for my human, and just love to be near you! Foster mom says that she can tell that I just want to please the humans…get the cuddles…and eat all the treats! I would do great with any family and would do best with a confident playful older dog. Fill out an app to meet me…you won’t be disappointed!

* Puppies under 5 months should not be left alone for more than 4 hours at a time to help them with potty training and socialization.

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*Animals who are not fully vaccinated and altered are not eligible for long distance adoption.

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