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Sweet Pea is a petite, affectionate, playful dog with a huge heart and an adorable “tippy toes” happy dance. She loves fetch, hide-and-seek, and spending time with her family. She walks beautifully on leash, enjoys active play, and is eager to connect with her people.
Ideal Home
Sweet Pea does well with cats and has gotten along with every dog she has met. She may enjoy a patient, playful canine companion who can handle her energetic style. Because she can be enthusiastic during play and is still learning when other dogs need a break, supervision and thoughtful management are important. She will likely do best with older children and adults who respect her boundaries.
She can be protective of food and toys around other dogs. Her family should understand dog body language and provide space, reassurance, redirection, and plenty of mental and physical enrichment. She is working on keeping four paws on the floor when greeting people. Sweet Pea must have only durable, hard-to-destroy toys because she previously swallowed part of a soft toy and required surgery.
Ongoing Health
Her adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, current vaccines, and a heartworm test.
Training & Support
Sweet Pea is comfortable in her crate and knows sit, stay, down, “go get your toy,” and “drop it.” Her adoption also includes a free training course at Cedar Run Company in Hiawatha.
Application Details
- The adoption fee is $250.
- Adopters must have a history of keeping their pets.
- Resident pets must be altered and kept current on vaccines and annual veterinary care.
- Adopted pets must be kept indoors only.
- The process includes a veterinary history check and a home visit.
- To get started, contact the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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She does great with cats and has gotten along with every dog she has met. She enjoys energetic play and may do best with a patient canine companion who can handle her enthusiasm and with supervision around food and toys.
She walks beautifully on leash, is comfortable in her crate, and knows sit, stay, down, “go get your toy,” and “drop it.” Her adoption includes a free training course at Cedar Run Company in Hiawatha.
She will likely do best with older children and adults who respect her boundaries and can provide structure, enrichment, training, and active play. Her adopters must keep pets indoors, maintain their veterinary care, and complete a vet history check and home visit.
Yes. She must have only durable, hard-to-destroy toys because she previously swallowed part of a soft toy and required surgery.