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BLAZE
Blaze is being lovingly fostered by
Angela & Scott Charters in Bonneau, SC.
If you are interested in him, please
fill out an application and then you can
contact Angela at
annieilsa2003@yahoo.com.
Blaze is a black 9 month old male
mini-schnauzer with natural ears and a
docked tail. He weighs 10 pounds. He is
up tp date on his shots and on Heartworm
and Flea & Tick preventation. He is not
on a special diet, but he does well with
Solid Gold puppy. He is in great health.
He plays really hard and gets
rambunctious and would benefit from a
puppy class.
Blaze likes the sound of his own voice
and is a pretty big barker. He is
housebroken via a doggie door, and he is
crate trained as he sleeps in a crate
with his brother. We have not left him
alone for more than six hours. He acts
like such a big boy while playing, but
he is a bit fearful. He really needs to
have a playmate in his new home as he
loves playing with his foster brothers
and sisters. He has not been tested with
either children or cats, but is fine
with both men and women.
A fenced yard would be best for Blaze
because he has been very stubborn with
his leash training. He is not a digger.
He rides okay in the car but does have a
little motion sickness that he should
grow out of. He loves both toys and
Nylabones. He is not destructive, but we
still crate him when we leave as he is
still a puppy.
Blaze is a very handsome boy with a
great personality and the potential of
becoming an ideal family member.
If you think he sounds like what you are
looking for and if you seem to be able
to provide what he needs then put Blaze
at the top of your list.
NOTE: There is a great
demand for puppies and be aware that we
consider whose application came in first
as well as what seems to be the best
placement for this pup. We have
approximately 60 active applications at
any given time, but we try our best to
make every applicant happy by matching
them to the type of mini they are
wanting. This can take time so
patience is appreciated. We also get new
dogs in all the time. |
