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Jellybean
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About Jellybean
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JellyBean is looking for the perfect home. She has always been one of our favorites. She is 4 years old. She had one litter of one deceased puppy that needed to be c-sectioned out, so I just had the vet spay her.
We aren't trying to find her a home because we don't love her-- it's because we do.... However, since she got fixed she has become very jealous towards the other dogs. We still have her on the couch, but she just stares at us sadly that she can't be directly on our lap.
She isn't a big "thinker" but she has a heart of gold and is friendly towards everyone. She can go up steps, but can't jump on the couch for some reason. You have to lift her on the couch.
If you don't want a dog on the couch, she is not for you. She loves her couch time. She WAS 5 pounds, I just weighed her and she is nearly 9 at the moment. We just took these photos of her yesterday and you can see since her spay she gained a lot of weight and needs.... to be monitored.
The "free feeding" at our house isn't working for her since her spay-- and she does beg a lot for treats.
If you meet her you will love her. We have a fenced yard, so she is NOT leash trained, but she is small enough to carry. Gets along with everyone and everything.
Also, she is the 'fan favorite" among the foster kids that come to help with the dogs. She's just a lot of fun
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