Harley
Dachshund, Mixed Breed
$360
Adoption fee · Almost Home Foundation
$360
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A little about them
Meet Harley, a happy, goofy, fun-loving boy who loves toys, fetch, treats, and spending time with his people. He is an enthusiastic fetch player who brings the ball back, and he is just as content relaxing beside you while you watch TV. Harley is confident, social, and happy-go-lucky, with an entertaining personality that will keep you laughing and playing.
Ideal Home
Harley has experience with children as young as 4, cats, and both larger and smaller dogs. He would love a home that enjoys playtime, companionship, and teaching him new things.
Ongoing Health
Harley is spayed/neutered. No specific medical conditions or health tests are reported.
Training & Support
- Crate trained
- Does well walking on a leash for potty breaks
- Food motivated and learns quickly
- Not food aggressive
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $360
- Applicants must be at least 21 years old.
- All adults in the household must consent to the adoption.
- The residence owner must approve the adoption.
- Applicants must have valid identification with their current address.
- Homes must be approved as suitable by Almost Home Foundation.
- Applicants must live in the suburbs surrounding Schaumburg and be Illinois residents.
- Adoption fees are accepted by cash, Zelle, or check; debit and credit cards are not accepted.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
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Common questions
Yes. He has experience with children as young as 4, cats, and both larger and smaller dogs.
Yes. He is crate trained and does well walking on a leash for potty breaks.
Harley is very food motivated, learns quickly, and is not food aggressive. A tiny piece of hot dog can help encourage him during training.