Fern
Bluetick Coonhound, Pit Bull Terrier
$275
Adoption fee · Cliff's Coonhound Rescue & Trapping
$275
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A little about them
Fern is a female bluetick mix and pittie/lab mix puppy. Her mother weighs around 45 pounds, and her father weighs around 50 pounds. Puppies are placed with approved adopters based on personality, with behavioral evaluations at 8 weeks to help identify the best match.
Ideal Home
- Local adopters only, within 2–3 hours of Hampton Roads, Virginia, or northeastern North Carolina.
- Applicants should be home during the day to begin crate training, housebreaking, and leash walking.
- Continued crate training and socialization are expected; puppy training classes are strongly encouraged.
Ongoing Health
- Born August 11.
- Two vaccines will be given before going home.
- The adopter is responsible for the third booster and rabies vaccine, and must provide proof to CCRT along with heartworm prevention records.
- Spay or neuter is coordinated by CCRT. Puppies must be brought to Chesapeake for the appointment and picked up there later that afternoon.
Training & Support
- A partnered trainer will complete behavioral evaluations at 8 weeks.
- Puppies go home under a puppy care contract and should continue crate training and socialization.
Application Details
- A one-week adoption trial is offered.
- After the trial, the adoption fee is $275.
- A spay/neuter contribution is due on the appointment day: $85 for males or $95 for females.
- The adoption becomes official after the spay/neuter appointment, when the adopter receives the official adoption contract, veterinary records, and microchip information.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Approved adopters are matched based on each puppy’s personality rather than appearance. A partnered trainer conducts behavioral evaluations at 8 weeks to help identify the best home.
Fern will receive two vaccines before going home. The adopter is responsible for the third booster and rabies vaccine and must provide proof to CCRT along with heartworm prevention records.
A one-week adoption trial is offered, after which the adoption fee is $275. A separate spay/neuter contribution of $95 for females is due on the appointment day.
The adopter should continue crate training and socialization, along with basic housebreaking and leash-walking training. Puppy training classes are strongly encouraged.
Adoptions are local only, within 2–3 hours of Hampton Roads, Virginia, or northeastern North Carolina. The puppy must be brought to Chesapeake for spay/neuter and picked up there later that afternoon.