Meet Bailey, a young male French Bulldog with a big heart and a playful personality. Rescued as a stray through a local shelter, Bailey is thriving in foster care with support from training professionals. He loves toys, enjoys playtime, walks well on leash, and is eager to learn.

Bailey is very male-reactive and is currently best suited to a women-only home. He is dog-friendly, ignores cats, and has been calm around an 8-year-old child. He may become more comfortable with men over time with space, consistency, and patience. Bailey is uncomfortable being touched until he knows someone well and is not a fan of crates.

Ideal Home

Bailey needs a patient, consistent adopter who can give him space while he builds trust. Placement is limited to a female adopter or women-only home. He can live with other dogs, cats, and children based on his foster-home experience.

Ongoing Health

Bailey was rescued with trauma signals and was notably congested. He is spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccines.

Training & Support

Bailey is potty trained, walks well on leash, and is young and trainable. He needs at least one in-person training session; future maintenance classes may be held virtually. His behavior-dog designation relates to his crate discomfort and reactivity toward men.

Application Details

• Adoption fee: $540
• Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
• A female adopter or women-only home is required.
• The adopter must attend at least one in-person training session.

Transportation

The adopter must travel to South Florida to pick up Bailey and attend a training class.