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tiny
Boise, ID
Meet tiny
Tiny and Marlie are very gentle and good-natured dogs that we would love to see adopted together if possible. Both are cuddlers although Marlie prefers to lay on top of you rather than to the side. They are both such sweethearts and love people.
They're good with kids.
With new people and situations, however, Marlie is a little timid at first.
These youngsters are super playful and love toys, treats, and bones. Tiny lives to play tug-of-war or keep-away and his favorite toys are ropes. Marlie is content with a chew and a shade tree. They are both treat-motivated.
Once, their temporary foster mom took them to a park where there were other dogs and while Marlie was a bit standoffish, she didn't act like she minded the other animals. In the temporary foster home they did not get along with the senior Pitty but were okay with the other dogs. It is hard to say if they will do best with just the two of them or be fine with another friendly, confident dog of middle age.
Marlie walks with a hunch in her back like maybe she sustained an injury at some point that wasn’t treated. The landlord at the apartment where they came from said there was a time when she didn't get around much and seemed like she hurt her "rear leg or something". Tiny stayed at her side the entire time.
These two are a bonded pair, not siblings, but they love each other dearly. From what we were told, their prior owner tried to separate them at one point and they both did poorly. They are very attached to each other. That being said, the situation was already less than ideal, and they probably needed each other to cope. They can go to separate fosters if needed, but after the trauma and abandonment they have endured, we would love to keep them together.
They absolutely love car rides and behave wonderfully.
They have great leash manners.
They get along with the cats in their home.
Both are estimated to be about one year old at the beginning of July, 2024.
They are in our satellite foster group in the Salt Lake City area.
If you’re interested in one or both of these big bundles of love, please visit our Linktree page and complete an application.
https://linktr.ee/northernstardogrescue
They're good with kids.
With new people and situations, however, Marlie is a little timid at first.
These youngsters are super playful and love toys, treats, and bones. Tiny lives to play tug-of-war or keep-away and his favorite toys are ropes. Marlie is content with a chew and a shade tree. They are both treat-motivated.
Once, their temporary foster mom took them to a park where there were other dogs and while Marlie was a bit standoffish, she didn't act like she minded the other animals. In the temporary foster home they did not get along with the senior Pitty but were okay with the other dogs. It is hard to say if they will do best with just the two of them or be fine with another friendly, confident dog of middle age.
Marlie walks with a hunch in her back like maybe she sustained an injury at some point that wasn’t treated. The landlord at the apartment where they came from said there was a time when she didn't get around much and seemed like she hurt her "rear leg or something". Tiny stayed at her side the entire time.
These two are a bonded pair, not siblings, but they love each other dearly. From what we were told, their prior owner tried to separate them at one point and they both did poorly. They are very attached to each other. That being said, the situation was already less than ideal, and they probably needed each other to cope. They can go to separate fosters if needed, but after the trauma and abandonment they have endured, we would love to keep them together.
They absolutely love car rides and behave wonderfully.
They have great leash manners.
They get along with the cats in their home.
Both are estimated to be about one year old at the beginning of July, 2024.
They are in our satellite foster group in the Salt Lake City area.
If you’re interested in one or both of these big bundles of love, please visit our Linktree page and complete an application.
https://linktr.ee/northernstardogrescue
More About tiny
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Good with Cats: Yes
tiny's Details
| SEX: | Male |
| AGE: | Young |
| COAT COLOR: | Brindle - with White |
| SIZE: | Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) |
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