I HAVE BEEN ADOPTED! ~~Cuddles and Ryanne~~ English Bulldog and Jack Russell Terrier friend available for adoption in Indiana

[agingermom]

Meet Cuddles and Ryanne:
Cuddles and Ryanne are owner surrenders
Intake Date: 8-29-13-13
Today's Date: 8-30-2013
Location: Indianapolis, IN
email: [email protected]
Age: 4 and 4
Gender: Altered Females
Weight: 36 lbs
Energy Level: Low
Color: Mostly white with other markings
Good with other dogs: Yes
Good with cats: Unknown
Good with kids: Yes
Object aggression:
Special Needs:
Medications:Cuddles is currently on an antibiotic for a bug she picked up at the shelter
Crate Trained: Yes
House Trained:Yes
Adoption Fee:$550.00
Shipping: IBR does not ship bulies

Bio:

Cuddles is a 4 year old female. She is a very sweet girl that immediately rolls onto her back for tummy rubs when approached. She is a quiet girl that prefers a lap or her crate to most anything else. She doesn't get on the furniture and I haven't heard her bark once. She has been very shy with us thus far but so very sweet when she finally approaches us. The veterinarian said she is a great bulldog as she had no medical issues noted, including no allergies, which is rare in this breed, especially if they haven't been on a quality food. Her fur is very soft and she doesn't appear to shed very much.

Cuddles has a sister she is very bonded to named Ryanne. Ryanne is a Jack Russell terrier. Ryanne is a very calm little girl, especially for this breed of dog. She constantly wags her little tail. Her tiny legs never stop moving when there is activity in the house, but only because she is quite inquisitive. She also loves a great lap to watch tv or nap. She is also 4 years old and likes to play "mother" to Cuddles. Ryanne loves the water and has taken a dip in her foster mom's pool. Ryanna is a little kisser though so you have to watch for her quick little tongue.

Cuddles and Ryanne would fit well in just about any family but they will need to be adopted together. They are both housebroken and crate trained. They stood patiently in the bath without any fuss. October Update: Cuddles and Raina are the best natured, well-mannered dogs their foster mom has ever fostered. Cuddles is quite meek but very smart. She listens incredibly well and picks up commands very quickly. She adores to have her tummy rubbed and most times will fall over upon approaching someone. She is adorable. She doesn't bark and seems a little confused when the other dogs at her home start. She gets along well with dogs, kids, cats and the mail lady. She is so easy going, her foster mom can't imagine her ever having any issues with co-habitating.

Raina is Cuddles' best friend. Raina thinks she is the mom of the pack. She looks out for them all and is very mothering. She is not at all what her foster mom expected from a Jack Russell. She is very calm and quiet. She loves a good lap and you don't hear a peep out of her. She does prefer to nap on a couch or bed. Her foster mom thinks since she is so small, it makes her nervous being on the floor.

They both are fine in a crate and will go in willingly without being told to, should the mood strike them.

Her foster mom has come to understand that people are apprehensive to consider adopting a bonded pair, as taking on two dogs can be daunting. But she already had two dogs when she began fostering Cuddles and Raina, one of which is quite aggressive. Cuddles and Raina literally take no supervision and are incredibly well behaved. She hardly knows they are there. Cuddles would do best in a household that isn't 'extremely' loud, as she is startled easily, but she has adjusted to the noisy 7 year old human foster sister pretty well. She goes off for quiet time in a separate part of the house when she becomes a little nervous.

These two would be absolutely perfect with smaller children, which isn't always the case with this breed. In fact, their foster mom thinks they would flourish with small brothers or sisters.

Please consider this adorable pair. They truly will fill your home and heart with so much joy. We cannot say enough about them.

HOW TO ADOPT:

contact them:
[email protected]

You need to have an adoption application on file before contacting them through email.

Follow this link to fill out an adoption application: http://www.indianabulldogrescue.com/adoption-application/

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