ferb

Ferb is a very sweet, shy, goofy and playful nugget at around 40lbs. Ferb is EXTREMELY dog friendly and loves to play with other dogs. He was a playgroup superstar at the shelter and immediately got along with his foster’s dogs. Ferb would love a dog to play with and would probably fo best with another dog around to make him feel his bravest. He has the cutest zoomies and snorts when zooming.

Ferb has downy soft fur that is impossible to not pet. He is also freshly bathed!

Ferb is very quiet and only whines once or twice in the crate before settling down to sleep or chew on a bone. When he’s not playing or trying to get my dog to play, he entertains himself with toys.

Ferb seems to be about 90% potty trained. He needs an opportunity to go outside immediately after leaving the crate, but he goes very quickly once outside.

Ferb is a shy guy and seems like he had a rough life before finding his way to the shelter. He is pretty easy on leash, but it’s important to keep a good hold on the leash in case a new, loud sound spooks him and he tries to hide. Ferb also should not be alone in a yard unless there’s a secured 6ft fence. Otherwise he needs to be kept on a leash or a tie down while in a yard in case something spooks him so he doesn’t run off or jump the fence.

Ferb has done great with stairs and getting comfortable with new situations, especially if he has a doggy friend with him and also if there is treats. He’s done well meeting new people especially with treats tossed at the ground and letting him approach at his own pace. Because he can be shy and still unsure of the world, he would be best if he was in a home with adults or teenagers.

Ferb is small and looks like a sausage on tiny legs when he’s walking. It’s very cute!