Xena
French Bulldog
$850
Adoption fee · Badass Bulldog Rescue, Inc.
$850
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A little about them
Xena is a stunning 4-year-old merle French Bulldog and a devoted companion. This affectionate cuddle bug loves staying close to her favorite people, whether relaxing at home, exploring, or riding in the car as a dedicated “passenger princess.” She walks beautifully on leash, enjoys off-leash freedom responsibly, and adores bones and tiny, soft squeaker toys.
Ideal Home
Xena would thrive with people who will shower her with affection and welcome her as a loyal, constant companion. A fenced yard is not required. She is good with dogs and children, while her compatibility with cats is unknown.
Ongoing Health
- Xena is spayed and vaccinated.
- She currently eats Fisherman’s Catch Trout.
- She currently receives NexGard Plus.
Training & Support
- House-trained and crate-trained.
- Walks well on leash.
- Enjoys responsible off-leash time.
- No object aggression is reported.
Application Details
- All current pets in the home must be spayed or neutered, current 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.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Dogs are not shipped.
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Common questions
Xena is 4 years old.
She is an affectionate cuddle bug who loves staying close to her favorite people and offers loyal, devoted companionship.
Yes. Xena is house-trained and crate-trained.
She is reported to be good with dogs and children. Her compatibility with cats is unknown.
Everyone living in the home, including all resident dogs, must attend the meet and greet in the Southwest Ohio area. Current pets must be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and receiving veterinarian-prescribed flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.