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A little about them
Bunny Goat is an affectionate, entertaining mixed-breed girl weighing about 35–40 pounds and around 2–4 years old. She has a joyful, unique personality and loves to hop, explore, play, go for walks, ride in the car, and join her people on fun outings. She can also be sweet and quiet while relaxing nearby during work hours.
Ideal Home
Bunny Goat would love an active home with a fenced yard and people who appreciate her spirited, free-spirited personality. She seems to make canine friends easily, but she is protective of her food around other dogs. She enjoys sharing people food and may seek out food that is not stored securely. Cats are not recommended.
Ongoing Health
Bunny Goat is spayed and vaccinated. She has a docked tail. No medical conditions or health tests are reported.
Training & Support
- Crate-trained.
- Listed as house-trained, though occasional accidents may occur when potty breaks are delayed.
- Communicates that she needs to go outside by bouncing at the door or gently pawing her person.
- She loves walks but pulls strongly on leash and could use additional leash training.
- Obedience training is recommended.
Application Details
- Applicants should be active, have a fenced yard, and be comfortable appreciating Bunny Goat as she is.
- To apply, start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
- Transport to your area is available, and the cost is included in the $850 adoption fee.
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Pickup & transport
Transport to your area is available, with the cost included in the adoption fee.
Common questions
She is crate-trained and listed as house-trained, though occasional accidents may happen when she does not receive timely potty breaks. She communicates when she needs to go outside by bouncing at the door or gently pawing her person.
She seems to make canine friends easily, but she is protective of her food around other dogs. Cats are not recommended.
She could use leash training because she pulls strongly, and obedience training is recommended.
She would love an active home with a fenced yard and people who appreciate her joyful, unique personality.
Yes. Bunny Goat is available for transport to your area, and the transport cost is included in the $850 adoption fee.