Chappy
Bulldog
$950
Adoption fee · Badass Bulldog Rescue, Inc.
$950
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A little about them
Meet Chappy, a joyful 1-year-old English Bulldog with a squishy face, playful personality, and plenty of bulldog charm. He loves stuffed toys, has medium-to-high energy, and enjoys both active play and cozy cuddles with his people. Chappy adores human companionship and gets along well with other dogs, though people are his favorite playmates.
He is crate trained, house trained, neutered, vaccinated, and has no object aggression. A fenced yard is not required. Chappy is recommended for children ages 13 and older and is not a good fit for cats. He currently eats Acana Salmon and Barley and takes NexGard Plus.
Ideal Home
Chappy would thrive with people who want an affectionate, involved companion and can provide plenty of attention, playtime, stuffed toys, and cuddles.
Ongoing Health
- Chappy is neutered and vaccinated.
- He currently takes NexGard Plus.
Training & Support
- Crate trained
- House trained
- No object aggression
- Fence not required
Application Details
- All current pets in the home must be spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccines, and receiving veterinarian-prescribed flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.
- Everyone living in the home, including all resident dogs, must attend the meet and greet in the Southwest Ohio area.
- To begin the application process, contact the provider through Wags.
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Chappy is 1 year old.
Yes. He gets along well with other dogs, although he especially enjoys spending time with people.
No. Chappy is not good with cats.
Chappy is crate trained and house trained, and he has no object aggression. A fenced yard is not required.
All current pets must be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and receiving veterinarian-prescribed flea, tick, and heartworm prevention. Everyone in the household, including resident dogs, must attend the meet and greet in the Southwest Ohio area.