Wilbur - Male Lhasa ApsoPoodle (Miniature) Mix (Vacaville, CA)

Wilbur - Male Lhasa ApsoPoodle (Miniature) Mix

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.-.------X.- Awesome fun boy Wilbur is hilarious playful loving and loyal to people he knows. Could make excellent single couple or active seniors companion. Around 3 years old about 16lbs. Gets along with other dog walks on a leash bonds quickly just a fabulous dog looking for a happy ending Wilbur will be adopted to a home with adults.... He came to us recovering from really horrible ear infections eye infections and skin infections. For weeks he was poked prodded he can now be guarded when it comes to his ears. All cleared up but he is still sensitive about someone going in to treat him. Because of this please be prepared for Wilbur to NOT like vets he will need to be muzzled or have a calmer before he goes. No way around it...Again...WILBUR DOES NOT LIKE VETS. We don t want to adopt him to a home environment with young children that won t understand. We have NO history on Wilbur. He was found as a stray and taken to the shelter. Adoption donation 350 includes his neuter rabies dhpp vaccine bordatella vaccine microchip worming frontline heartworm test heartgard. Please email ------X(at)--- for questions. Appointments are available most days dogs are held for SAME-DAY appointments only. we do not transport or deliver dogs. All potential adopters must travel to vacaville to meet and potentially adopt dog. To keep appointments productive please contact us when you are ready to adopt we do not hold dogs while you get ready go on vacation etc. We never say a dog is housebroken a new routine environment food all lends itself very well to having a accident in the home. Please take any new dog regardless of age and act as if they are not housebroken. Barking Digging Any dog can be or become a barker or digger if the behavior is allowed and not corrected. A dog can act one way in one home and a completely different way in another. Whining The first few days in a new home a adopted dog can become VERY upset anxious and vocal. Every home they go into there is a adjustment period that will need to be understood. We suggest test runs when you leave the dog alone. Make is short segments first and increase the time. This way the dog knows you are always coming back. Make sure they have something to keep themselves occupied with while you are away. BITING Please do not EVER put your face in a newly adopted dogs face or take food toys our of their mouth or position. This is the surest and fastest way to get bit. Especially children. Adopting a dog takes time patience and a commitment from his hers new family please be prepared for ALL the ups and downs when bringing home a wonderful dog in need.Visit this organization s web site to see any additional information available about this pet.... More Info