FINLEE VANILLI
FINLEE VANILLI
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A little about them
Finlee Vanilli is a sweet, affectionate French Bulldog who loves cuddling with her favorite person, playful roughhousing with her canine sister, lounging on the couch, and relaxing after breakfast. She has medium energy, enjoys occasional toys and daily zoomies, walks well on leash with some pulling, and rides nicely in the car.
Ideal Home
Finlee gets along well with other dogs, though her enthusiastic play style may overwhelm smaller or older dogs. A canine companion with a similar energy level could be a good match. Her compatibility with cats and children is unknown.
A single-level home may be ideal. Her family should help protect her back, including using ramps or steps to prevent jumping on and off furniture.
Ongoing Health
Finlee weighs approximately 20 pounds and is estimated to be 5–8 years old, pending veterinary confirmation. She sometimes appears to drag her feet, which could be related to IVDD, though this has not been confirmed and will be discussed with her veterinarian.
She is spayed and vaccinated. Finlee is also a picky eater, so her family will need to continue working toward a food she eats consistently.
Training & Support
Finlee is house trained and has had no indoor accidents. She typically barks to let her people know when she needs to go outside. She walks well on leash with occasional pulling and may be more comfortable with a harness.
Application Details
- Applications begin by contacting Bulldog Haven NW through Wags.
- Finlee is available for adoption with an adoption fee of $0.
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Yes. She has had no indoor accidents and typically barks when she needs to go outside.
She gets along well with other dogs, though her enthusiastic play style may be overwhelming for smaller or older dogs. A companion with a similar energy level could be a good match.
She sometimes appears to drag her feet, which could be related to IVDD, but this has not been confirmed. Her family should take back-protection precautions and discuss the concern with her veterinarian.
She has medium energy and enjoys cuddling, playful roughhousing, couch lounging, occasional toys, and daily zoomies.
Finlee is a picky eater and may accept a food for only a day or two before wanting something different. Her family will need to continue working toward a food she eats consistently.