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A little about them
Hi, I'm Dora! I'm a young, 20-pound pit mix with adorable ears and legs. I'm curious, energetic, playful, and love exploring, toys, and treats. I may take a little time to warm up, but once I'm comfortable, my happy personality shines.
Ideal Home
Dora would do best in an indoor-only home without small children. She enjoys playing with other dogs but can be pushy, so a confident canine companion who sets clear boundaries may be a good match.
Ongoing Health
Dora's $300 adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, current vaccinations, and preventatives.
Training & Support
Dora is crate trained, knows how to use a doggie door, and is currently working on house training. She is food motivated and includes a free basic obedience class with Cedar Run Company in Hiawatha.
Application Details
- Adopters should have a history of keeping pets altered and current on vaccinations and preventative care.
- The adoption process includes a background check, home visit, and veterinary history check.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Meet-and-greets can be arranged for interested adopters.
Health & wellness
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Dora is seeking an indoor-only home without small children. She may do well with a confident dog who is willing to set clear boundaries.
Dora is crate trained, knows how to use a doggie door, and is currently working on house training. She is food motivated and her adoption includes a free basic obedience class.
Her $300 adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, current vaccinations and preventatives, plus a free basic obedience class with Cedar Run Company in Hiawatha.