Puppy
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tes218
New Member
13 weeks old - Mom - border collie; Dad - probably beagle.
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belvak
Happy Camper
How cute!!!
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
tes218
New Member
You can go to Pet adoption: Want a dog or cat? Adopt a pet on Petfinder and enter your zipcode and you'll see most of the local rescue groups and shelters.
tes218
New Member
He is with Second Hope Rescue. A real sweetheart!
LuckyMe143
New Member
nobody really
I need a nap
ever had a puppy before? not being mean or judgemental but maybe you should do some research, esp being new to the area and not knowing what kind of dog you want.
acommondisaster
Active Member
https://ophrescue.org/dogs
My son has adopted two wonderful rescue dogs using them. They're wonderful and fully investigate the dog before allowing it to be adopted out. You may be getting a mutt, but you'll know what you're getting in terms of health, temperment, andwhether the dog can be trusted around other animals or small children. They get new dogs nearly every day. There is an adoption fee that helps cover fostering, obedience training if it was needed, vet costs, etc. While PetFinder may have a bigger selection, OPH is pretty quick to answer questions and respond.
My son has adopted two wonderful rescue dogs using them. They're wonderful and fully investigate the dog before allowing it to be adopted out. You may be getting a mutt, but you'll know what you're getting in terms of health, temperment, andwhether the dog can be trusted around other animals or small children. They get new dogs nearly every day. There is an adoption fee that helps cover fostering, obedience training if it was needed, vet costs, etc. While PetFinder may have a bigger selection, OPH is pretty quick to answer questions and respond.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
then please get a puppy that is more sturdy.... small kids and fragile dogs never mix... UNLESS you have a deep pocket and can cover broken legs.
Go with a small beagle.....
social dog, fun dog.... good with kids and wont break if dropped 
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
Those are not good choices for a household with a toddler. First, those dogs are pretty delicate and can be easily injured, secondly, they are not known to be tolerant of children and are likely to bite. I would rethink those breeds. Perhaps a nice small beagle mix, or cocker would still be small and cute but more tolerant of childrena nd hardier. It is pretty important to research breeds before commiting to them, you can save yourself a lot of trouble and heartache.
ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
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frequentflier
happy to be living
Most rescues will not adopt small dogs to people with young children.
KDENISE977
New Member
This doesn't sound like someone who needs a dog of any kind unless it's stuffed !
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