Flea

Flea is wonderful!!  we are still all in a quandary as to flea's breeding  but really it doesn't matter as she is such a great dog!  flea's biggest asset is that she expresses her happy mood (always happy!) through all  of her squiggly body movements.  one cannot watch flea "running" around without ending up with a huge smile on their face!  of course the very thing that has her all `squiggly` is also the bane of her existence.   flea has cerebella which means her fine motor skills are undeveloped. Honestly though - she does not know this and life is a lark for her! due to her cerebella flea needs to be in a household that doesn't have too many slopes and obstacles in the yard, or other dogs that would harass her (a calm, older dog would be fine). Flea should stay (cerebella wise) about the same as she is now although, with familiar surroundings, she may even improve.  flea 's best `trick` is being able to bounce on the spot and she does this when she is really happy to see you. Whoever adopts flea should be aware that her movements are very erratic and that she will sometimes fall over when she loses her balance. She just gets back up though (if this is done after a tummy rub, then she is all the more grateful!) and off she goes dancing all over the place again, no problems.   flea will make a wonderful companion for a family who will love her just the way she is. . . . . . . Flea comes desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed, heartworm tested and with local council lifetime registration for $295. All paws dogs can be viewed on our website at www. Paws. Com. Au
Listed 14 march