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Miriam
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My dog Faith delivered her only daughter of her last litter of 5, Miriam. She was delivered at home along with her 4 brothers who have all been rehomed by me personally and have all gone to good homes. Miriam is the only female out of the bunch and is fully trained in all commands and is very intelligent. She's 6 months old now and is in her "adolescent" stage, where she tests boundaries. She needs spaying asap. Please be aware that puppies are often prone to getting UTIs and can not hold their bladders for extended periods of time. She is to be let out every time she gets up and wonders or whines to let you know she needs to potty. She's had a few accidents indoors, but that's unusual for her. It mostly happens when she has an upset stomach and diarrhea. Puppies should be given vitamins and puppy food mixed with homemade fresh foods and be given probiotics and pumpkin as well as flax seeds. If you're not going to cook homemade meals for her and are not going to continue her training, groom her or take her to the vet, or walk her at least three times a day, then this is not the dog for you! I will be pre-screening everyone and meeting them in person to see how both you and Miriam interact with one another. She is usually terrified of people and shakes and growls and barks at strangers. She will let me know if you're the right person for her. Please, no out of town inquiries. Local pick-up only. I won't have my dog subjected to PTSD at an early age or ever. Miriam is like a daughter to me. I'm looking for someone local to Albuquerque, NM, who will send me and my daughter pictures of her growth and progress every few months or do and is a huge dog lover and will take the best care of her, spoil and love her. No breeders! I'm spaying her asap! Chipped and vaxed.
Coat Colors:
Medium Brown
White
Coat Pattern:
Bicolor
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Bojana Crosby
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