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A little about them
Meet Pineapple Upside Down Cake, "Pineapple" for short—a sweet, playful puppy with a sleek black coat, white chest and toes, and a white-tipped tail. He currently weighs 18 pounds and is still growing.
Pineapple loves playing with other dogs and would enjoy an active family. He is affectionate, curious, and full of puppy energy.
Ideal Home
Pineapple would do best with another playful dog and children ages 8 and older. He is currently mouthy and nippy, so his adopter should be committed to consistent, positive-reinforcement training.
Ongoing Health
Pineapple has itchy skin and some fur loss on his right ear and a few spots on his body. His foster family is monitoring him, and his adopter should continue veterinary follow-up as needed.
His $450 adoption fee includes neuter, microchipping, age-appropriate and required vaccinations, heartworm treatment, and other necessary medical treatment.
Training & Support
Pineapple is doing well with house training. He goes potty outside, signals when he needs to go, and uses a pee pad if his cue is missed. He is crate trained and sleeps through the night, approximately from 10:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.
Application Details
- A home visit is part of the adoption process.
- Adoptions are limited to families in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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Pineapple would do best with another playful dog, children ages 8 and older, and an adopter committed to consistent, positive-reinforcement puppy training.
Yes. He goes potty outside, signals when he needs to go, uses a pee pad if his cue is missed, and sleeps through the night in his crate.
He has itchy skin and some missing fur on his right ear and in a few spots on his body. His adopter should continue veterinary follow-up as needed.
The $450 adoption fee includes neuter, microchipping, age-appropriate and required vaccinations, heartworm treatment, and any other necessary medical treatment.