Paris

Paris is now seeking her forever family

LINK TO ADOPTION APPLICATION
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This gorgeous little girl is a Bull Arab x we feel she will only be a med size girl at full growth
Paris has been fostered in a home with three large, boisterous resident dogs and also her female litter mate. Paris is very respectful of the bigger dogs and reads their body language well, but has grown in confidence with the friendliest of the three resident dogs. She has enjoyed jumping up at him, chewing on his ears, and short games of chasey before freaking out when she realises she’s bitten off more than she can chew and then disappears under the bed or the bench to stop the game. In contrast, Paris and her litter mate have been robust and rowdy world champion wrestlers whilst they’ve been in care together - rolling and tumbling, growling and snapping, and generally having a great time exploring all corners of their foster home together. Paris has been in foster care with three cats and behaves well around them. She is generally disinterested in them, only giving them a passing sniff as they go past. Resident cats who are confident around dogs will be able to put her in her place in no time. Paris has also been in care with children aged 10 years and older and has loved being in their company. She doesn’t mind being picked up and carried around and loves being smothered in kisses and cuddles - although she is a very wriggly pup when she decides it’s time to be put on the forums to start playing again! She would make a lovely dog for a family with children aged 5 years or older, provided that everyone understands that she is still a young puppy who will exhibit young puppy behaviour for several months to come whilst she continues her socialisation - this may include being mouthy with her sharp teeth, scratching, jumping up at legs and chewing on precious belongings.
EXERCISE AND ENRICHMENT
As a young puppy, Paris has not been taken outside the boundary of her foster home and has not yet learned to wear a collar or walk on a lead. Paris play is a true joy, and is an excellent way to waste an hour or two instead of doing household chores! Paris is everything a puppy should be and just loves her toys - but if there are no toys to play with, she will happily find and chew on anything nearby that happens to take her fancy. This includes shoes, socks, electrical cords and furniture - her new owners therefore need to be prepared to “puppy-proof” their home to ensure she doesn’t get herself into serious trouble.
EATING AND SLEEPING

As a young puppy, Paris still needs plenty of sleep at night and a few naps during the day. Routine is also important for her as a puppy learning her place in the world. She currently sleeps in her crate overnight with her litter mate and they are both happy to go to bed in their crate without any crying or whining. They sleep from about 10pm to 7am and they have a puppy pad in their crate to soak up any accidents. Once up, they are taken to the toilet, have a play and then eat their breakfast. After breakfast, they continue playing for up to 30 minutes before being taken to the toilet and put back in their crate for a nap of to two hours (enough time for their carer to clean up whatever mess they’ve made during their awake time!). The rest of the day is spent playing inside and outside, and napping on their dog bed inside before settling down for the night in their crate. It is important for her adopting family to recognise that in her new home, Paris will be away from her litter mate for the first time. This will likely lead to some separation anxiety and possible crying at night as she settles into her new environment and new routine. Her new owners therefore need to be prepared to manage this typical puppy behaviour, which will of course pass with time, love and patience.
Paris currently eats twice a day. She eats puppy dry food soaked in a little chicken broth with a small amount of poached chicken scattered on top. It is recommended that puppies be fed on specialist puppy food for at least 12-18 months to ensure their growing bodies get all the nutrition they need.
IDEAL HOME
Paris is an absolutely beautiful puppy who would make a perfect match for a wide variety of families. If her new family has an existing dog, it must be an older, friendly male canine companion. , and as an adult, she will require a daily walk no matter the weather. She must be allowed to live both indoors and out, as a valuable member of her family. Paris is suitable for families with children aged 5 years and above, provided that children are kind and gentle. Paris would also be suitable in a home with existing cats who are confident around dogs.
Paris is adored by her foster family and only the most loving forever home will be chosen for her.
Adoption Requirements for Paris

- Med to large yard with grass for her to run and play on, secure fences and shelter is a must
- Ongoing puppy school to help further her training and for socialisation
- Daily walks are a must (shorts walks while she is still a puppy)
-If you have a dog they must be male. The current resident dog must be of a temperament that can adapt to puppy development, and he must be well socialised with other dogs (do not apply if your dog has not been socialised recently)
-New family must understand that puppies take time to settle and all things puppy, including crying, chewing and training is a must.)
- Paris must be able to sleep inside
- you must be willing to socialise Hawaiian with other dogs for her lifespan