Rehoming Female Dalmatian puppy

Odessa TX

Description

My sweet girl is being rehomed at absolutely no fault of her own. I simply am too allergic, and cannot manage my allergies to her with all of her shedding. My ex and I got her following the unexpected putting down of one of our other dogs due to cancer. After we split, my ex's living situation and lifestyle were not conducive to owning a husky, so I took her with me. I went from a 4,000 square foot home with a large yard to a 1,300 square foot home. I've had Juno since she was 8 weeks old, her birthday is December 13, 2016. She is spayed, UTD on all shots, and currently still on a Banfield wellness plan. Juno weighed about 57lbs at her last vet checkup. She is very weary and unsure of small children, and they stress her out. She does not like water, nor baths - she will cry as though she is being tortured. Juno currently uses a doggy-door, and is fully house broken. She loves walks, hiking, new toys, car rides, dog parks, ice cubes, and doggy puzzles for treats. She is only vocal when she needs or wants something, and occasionally when she is in a very playful mood (she likes hide and seek & peek-a-boo). She does not like being left alone for long periods of time - she may eat your house if left alone often or frequently. Great with other dogs, but is an alpha personality. Good with cats. Juno loves to lay on my back deck when the temperature is below 50 - she yips to be let out when it snows. Juno is a full blood Dalmatian puppy, without papers, located in NE Colorado Springs. I am asking a rehoming fee of $200 to assure she goes to a serious and good home. The ideal home for Juno would have no small children (under 8), 1 or no other dogs, and active owners who walk, run, hike, camp etc, and preferably experienced with owning a husky. If you do not mind shedding, being bossed around by a dog, like cold weather sports, the outdoors, and giving ear and neck scratches - Juno could be your new best friend! I am not in a hurry to find Juno a new home, I just want the RIGHT home for her. I am happy to meet at my local dog park if you have another dog you'd like to see if Juno would get along with them. And I'm happy to answer any additional questions you have, just be prepared to answer some in return.