PATTY WAGGIN
PATTY WAGGIN
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A little about them
Patty Waggin is a hilarious, affectionate 7-year-old English Bulldog who loves to wiggle, cuddle, and share her strong opinions. She enjoys being included in daily life and can be a playful goofball as well as a cozy couch companion.
Ideal Home
Patty can thrive in an apartment or house and does not require a yard. She would do best with older, dog-savvy children who understand her enthusiastic play style. She must be the only dog in the home. Cats are unknown, though she has shown interest in chasing them.
She enjoys sleeping in bed with her humans and appreciates supervised outdoor time, interactive play, and daily walks.
Ongoing Health
- Skin allergies require lifelong management with medication or a special diet.
- Alopecia means she needs limited sun exposure or sunscreen on sunny days.
- Patient, confidence-building grooming and veterinary care are important.
Training & Support
- Fully house trained, though she may mark in a new environment; structure and routine help her settle.
- She should be kenneled when unsupervised because she may investigate household items with her teeth.
- She enjoys Benebones, filled bones, interactive treat toys, and energetic play.
- She responds well to a firm “ouch” or “settle” when it is time to calm down.
- She enjoys walks and has no issues with stairs. Car rides are fun for her, but she needs supervision around open windows.
Application Details
- To apply for Patty or submit a general application, start by contacting Bulldog Haven NW through Wags.
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No. Patty should be the only dog in the home.
She is best suited to older, dog-savvy children who understand her enthusiastic and sometimes spicy play style.
Her behavior with cats is unknown, though she has shown interest in chasing them.
She has skin allergies requiring lifelong management with medication or a special diet, as well as alopecia requiring limited sun exposure or sunscreen. She also needs patient, confidence-building grooming and veterinary care.
Yes. She is fully house trained, although she may mark in a brand-new environment; structure and routine help her settle.