Rosie (Sweet Pea 13-391)
Profile
| In addition to LOVE this dog has the following requirements: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entered Foster Care | Fence | Kid Friendly | Another Dog | Cat Friendly | |
| 10/29/2013 | not required | yes | no | not tested | |
| This is the most recent information available; however, it may change as we learn more about the dog. | |||||
| Please Note: We have an extensive waiting list of approved applicants for purebred puppies. If your family is considering submitting an application, be aware that pups currently on the site will NOT be available by the time your application is processed. The number of puppies in our care is unpredictable, and it could be months or longer before we have more purebred puppies available. |
Welcome Sweet Pea to the RAGOM family! Sweet Pea is one of 10 puppies from Alli 13-353 that came in from a breeder who retired due to health issues. She was born October 29, 2013, so is 6 weeks old now. She is a very healthy and active puppy learning all about life.
Sweet Pea is sweet indeed! She has a little cowlick on the top of her blonde head. Although on the petite side, she is very active and bright. Sweet Pea loves wrestling any nearby littermate. She is currently 6 weeks and weighs 5 1/2 pounds. Sweet Pea has been dewormed, has been treated for coccidia and giardia, and has received her first set of shots. Sweet Pea will be ready for adoption around the first weekend in January. She can entertain potential families at any time.
Please remember as you look at her adorable pictures:
- Puppies are a LOT of work in their first year!
- Puppies have a small, immature bladder and cannot go a full work day without being let out. You will need to make arrangements for someone to come in midday until she is about 6 months old.
- Puppies NEED obedience, socialization and manners training! RAGOM gets many unmannered and undersocialized dogs surrendered due to the simple lack of training and socialization when the puppy was young. This is a crucial time for puppies to learn about so many things!
At a Glance #13-391
| Golden Retriever | Born: October 2013 |
| Female | 2 lbs |
Status: Adopted
Profile
| In addition to LOVE this dog has the following requirements: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entered Foster Care | Fence | Kid Friendly | Another Dog | Cat Friendly | |
| 10/29/2013 | not required | yes | no | not tested | |
| This is the most recent information available; however, it may change as we learn more about the dog. | |||||
| Please Note: We have an extensive waiting list of approved applicants for purebred puppies. If your family is considering submitting an application, be aware that pups currently on the site will NOT be available by the time your application is processed. The number of puppies in our care is unpredictable, and it could be months or longer before we have more purebred puppies available. |
Welcome Sweet Pea to the RAGOM family! Sweet Pea is one of 10 puppies from Alli 13-353 that came in from a breeder who retired due to health issues. She was born October 29, 2013, so is 6 weeks old now. She is a very healthy and active puppy learning all about life.
Sweet Pea is sweet indeed! She has a little cowlick on the top of her blonde head. Although on the petite side, she is very active and bright. Sweet Pea loves wrestling any nearby littermate. She is currently 6 weeks and weighs 5 1/2 pounds. Sweet Pea has been dewormed, has been treated for coccidia and giardia, and has received her first set of shots. Sweet Pea will be ready for adoption around the first weekend in January. She can entertain potential families at any time.
Please remember as you look at her adorable pictures:
- Puppies are a LOT of work in their first year!
- Puppies have a small, immature bladder and cannot go a full work day without being let out. You will need to make arrangements for someone to come in midday until she is about 6 months old.
- Puppies NEED obedience, socialization and manners training! RAGOM gets many unmannered and undersocialized dogs surrendered due to the simple lack of training and socialization when the puppy was young. This is a crucial time for puppies to learn about so many things!