Chanel Belle is a 4-year-old, 58lb bundle of love looking for her forever home! She's a total people-lover who enjoys snuggling on the couch, "helping" with chores, and greeting everyone she meets with a full-body wiggle and a happy, wagging tail. She's believed to be a pittie/boxer mix, and her cute little underbite gives her a unique charm.
Ideal Home
Chanel Belle would thrive in a semi-active home with a family who enjoys walks and affection. She's happy to be wherever you are, whether you're feeling social or need some quiet time. A backyard would be a bonus for her to stretch her legs and enjoy the sunshine. She would do best with a mellow, male dog who is also looking for company rather than a playmate, and she appreciates dogs who give her space initially. Chanel would prefer a home without cats, as she showed a bit too much interest in the resident feline.
Ongoing Health
Chanel Belle is a rescue and her exact breed and age are a mystery, but she is generally healthy. All vetting, including vaccinations, deworming, flea/heartworm prevention, and spay/neuter, is up to date.
Training & Support
Chanel Belle is eager to learn and already knows basic commands like "sit," and may know "sit pretty." She's easily motivated by treats and is a quick learner. She walks well on a leash with occasional pulling and responds well to correction. She has excellent house manners, is crate and potty trained, and her only request is couch snuggles!
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- You will have a video call to meet your new pup before signing paperwork.
- The adoption fee is $900, which includes all vetting, transport, and a collar.
- An additional $87 surcharge applies for transport due to fuel costs.
Transportation
Chanel Belle is currently in Texas. We offer transport across the US, including WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, and CT. Canadian adopters will need to pick up in Bellingham, WA or Brattleboro, VT. Transport is provided in comfortable, USDA-licensed vehicles with 24/7 care.
