At a glance
A little about them
Norman is an affectionate, playful, athletic, and curious 8–10-month-old with an irresistibly expressive personality. He is emotionally sensitive but not fearful, extremely smart, and loves staying close to his people. He enjoys leaning against you, sitting on your foot, playing fetch, and zooming around the dog park.
Norman is friendly with people, children, and most dogs. He is curious about cats but has not spent enough time with them to be left unattended. He is quiet overall, with only occasional little yips to initiate play, and generally stays calm even when other dogs are barking.
Ideal Home
Norman would thrive with someone who is home frequently, a work-from-home person, a retired adopter, or a multi-person household. He becomes sad when left alone and may not eat his treats during those times.
Ongoing Health
Norman is neutered, vaccinated and boosted, dewormed, heartworm negative, and on preventatives.
Training & Support
Norman is crate trained and house trained. He knows basic commands including sit, down, and stay, comes when called, retrieves, and learns new commands easily. He responds best to positive reinforcement and is sensitive to scolding. With additional training, he may be a candidate for Canine Good Citizen certification or visiting sick and elderly people.
Application Details
- Please inquire by email; the account phone does not work.
- Adoption includes an application, home visit, and adoption agreement.
- The rescue focuses on finding a long-term match for Norman and his adoptive family's lifestyle.
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Common questions
Yes. Norman gets along with most dogs, children, and people.
He is curious about cats but has not spent enough time with them to be left unattended.
Yes. Norman is both house trained and crate trained.
A home where someone is present frequently, such as a work-from-home, retired, or multi-person household, would suit him best because he becomes sad when left alone.
The process includes an application, home visit, and adoption agreement, with a focus on finding a long-term match for Norman and the adoptive family's lifestyle.