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Ranger is a sweet, goofy 5-year-old Rat Terrier weighing 9 pounds. He has come a long way and is ready to continue thriving in a loving, patient home. His unusual noises—somewhere between a typical dog and Jurassic Park—are part of his endearing charm.
Ranger enjoys investigating scents, observing household activity, and spending time with other dogs. A playful canine companion helps bring out his fun side.
Ideal Home
Ranger would do best with a patient adopter who understands that relationships take time. He responds best to a calm, gentle approach and can be sensitive to louder voices, particularly from men. A single-family home with a fenced yard would help him safely enjoy the outdoors. Older, respectful children age 10 and up may be a good match if they allow him time to settle in. Because Ranger enjoys quality-control inspections of anything within reach, tempting objects should be kept safely picked up.
Ongoing Health
Ranger is neutered, microchipped, healthy, and up to date on vaccines. He will need monthly flea and heartworm preventatives, along with regular baths and nail trims.
Training & Support
Ranger has good household manners, does well with regular outdoor opportunities, and uses puppy pads. Leash walking is still a work in progress, so he should remain safely leashed outdoors. He is a good car passenger and can sleep in either a people bed or his own cozy dog bed. He gets along beautifully with dogs of all sizes. His compatibility with cats and children has not been fully tested.
Application Details
- Adoption donation: $350
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags. If it seems like a good fit, Ranger’s foster family will reach out.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
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Yes. He gets along beautifully with dogs of all sizes and enjoys having canine companions nearby.
Ranger has good household manners, does well with regular opportunities to go outside, and has learned to use puppy pads.
Ranger has not been tested with cats or had the opportunity to spend time with children. Older, respectful children age 10 and up may be a good match if they introduce him gently and let him settle in at his own pace.
Leash walking remains a work in progress, and he should always be safely leashed outdoors because he is quick on his feet.