Schnauzer - June - Small - Young - Female - Dog in El Paso, Texas For Sale

Schnauzer - June - Small - Young - Female - Dog
June is a mixed Schnauzer, Poodle, female, spayed and microchiped has all shots including permanent parvo distemper, kennel cough, a year's rabies if you take your dog in before rabies expires on 7-20-15 you can request a 3 year shot we also offer this but you have to ask for it. Dog is really just a puppy around 5 mo old a mix of schnauzer and poodle should be low shed. Her weight at 5 mo is 6.3 lbs.Dog is eating Pedigree Adult small kibble and a little moist from any brand of canned dog food. Watch weight dog should grain as a p uppy right now weight 6.3 lbs and should gain until a year old at that time you can drop back to feeding once a day where as until a year old should eat 3x a day dogs need constant nutrition as puppies. We believe in using crates for house train dogs see the synopsis that is included in your package. Dogs can be humanely crated for intervals of 3 hours and over night always crate with kong. This is for amusement. Dog likes toys and is definitely an inside pet. Cost of adoption is $125.00 cash or check. Dog has a 90 day health guarantee through the kennel and our vet. From here on the information is basically the same for all dogs posting this in this manner helps us to save time typing while delivering much needed information for your specific dog.If a dog is under a year old it would be eating Pedigree Puppy Chow with a dollop of canned food this can be any brand but we urge you to stick with Pedigree kibble do this feeding 3x a day until the dog is a year old then taper slowly until dog is eating once a day, Pedigree adult kibble dog should not lose wight keep a weight diary to be sure dog maintains or gains during puppy stage. Owners have a 90 day health guarantee loss of weight could mean not getting enough food. After dog is year old eating Pedigree Adult small kibble with a little moist once a day. Dogs should eat in some degree of solitude so they do not have to fight for their food. Dogs are basically pack animals and as such should spend as much time inside not outside. Outside dogs live shortened life spans and hav eye infections and ear trouble. We urge you to get a crate as large as possible and incorporate it into your home where the dog can at least sleep in it or spend time in intervals in it it should never be used for punishment it should be the dog's own safe place. It is humane to crate over night and for intervals of 3 hours. Always crate with a kong. Never punish for mistakes of mother nature. Smaller dogs should wear a harness not a collar this protects the trachea better. Keep ears clean, using a small plastic bottle put dash of white vinegar and shake then using cotton ball swipe inside of ears do this once a week minimum. Think hard about what breed you want a dog too large can become a disaster in bumping into things, one too small can be permanently injured and more Chihuahuas bite than Great Dane's because the Chihuahua cannot escape the loving fingers of an eager child. Do you have a cat? Does this animal like cats or want to eat them? What is your guarantee you'd be surprised at how many people are delivered a sick animal with no apology and they spend thousands of dollars on vet bills without any sympathy from the adopting agency. Starting off with a new puppy you should find a vet like Eastwood Veterinary Hospital willing to prescribe a puppy pack for Heart Guard plus. We do not test our animals for major diseases until they are a year old as the test does not work until then. If your dog was tested here and it is on the vet record, a vet you visit should honor that test if done within 90 days if they want to test again you can do so or find another vet. The two adult diseases which are so wicked are Ehrlicia which is caused from a tick that is infected and Heart Worms which is caused by a mosquito. If the dog you adopt has lived in valley area there is a good chance it has both diseases. Worms are clever little creatures almost all puppies are born with worms. The worm enters the female through the pads in the feet and hides out as a cyst then when the milk come
CHARACTERISTICS:
Breed: Schnauzer
Size: Small
Petfinder ID: xxxxxxxx
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Pet has been spayed/neutered
CONTACT:
Pet Guardian Angel Welfare Association | El Paso, TX | 915-598-xxxx
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