Norma Courtesy Listing♀
Adult · Jack Russell Terrier / Pug / Mixed (medium coat)
Small · Medium coat
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All people inquiring about pets listed as Courtesy Listings on the EAPL website and/or EAPL posting adoption boards should contact the current pet owner/rescue/shelter for answers to any questions and for final approval and placement. Please do not contact EAPL about courtesy listings. The pet owner/rescue/shelter and new owner shall make all arrangements on transferring the pet, including information on history, vaccines, etc. Name: Norma Species: Dog Size: Small (currently 17lbs) Age: 4 years old Breed: Mix-Jack Russel Pug Vaccines: Up to date Re-homing fee: $275 Contact Anna Casarez Phone-7202841214 text or call Email-Anna.w.zing@gmail.com Norma was adopted at 1.5 years old, and she is now 4 years old. She is not currently receiving the princess treatment she so rightly deserves, due to her current owner going through divorce. Norma knows all basic obedience commands, she has completed my training program as well as graduated Petsmarts Beginner and Intermediate classes. Norma's greatest character trait is her loyalty to her person. Unfortunately, she is not gonna be a lap dog; so if you're expecting a cuddler on command, she unfortunately is not gonna pass in that department lol. Norma loves other dogs! Little or big it really doesn't matter. She has appropriate and polite group play manners, and the daycare she goes to 2-3x a week has used her as an intro dog for new dogs being evaluated. Norma is also a great road trip dog, she loves sitting shotgun, but will sit in the back if she has to. Norma would ideally thrive in a house with a yard, with another dog sibling. Norma could be in an apartment, but she is an alert barker, so shared walls do not work in her favor if no one is home to monitor the barking. Norma is fully house-trained, and her current owner recently graduated her from needing to be crated while no one is home. She does go into her crate on her own sometimes just because it is a safe space for her. Norma has not been tested with cats or young children. Norma is a ball of energy, so getting at least 1-2 hours of daily physical and mental enrichment is a must. She is a very motivated, but picky little dog eater. Luckily, Norma is finally excited for mealtime after her owner has discovered the perfect mealtime concoction for her. At the end of the day she would love to fall asleep with you in the bed.