Jebarri
🐾 READY TO TRADE MY KENNEL FOR A COUCH! 🐾
General Information
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- House-trained: ✅
- Leash-trained: ✅
- Good with other dogs: Unknown
- Good with cats: Unknown
- Good with children: Unknown
My Story
Hi there! I’m Jebarri, and if you’re looking for a fun-loving, happy companion who’s always ready for the next adventure, I think we should meet!
I’ve got a zest for life and plenty of energy, so I’d love a family that enjoys walks, playtime, and spending time together. I’m a very good walker on a leash and don’t let passing dogs, traffic, or loud noises distract me, so exploring the neighborhood with you sounds like my kind of day.
I’m a friendly guy who enjoys being around people and seeks out attention because, let’s be honest, pets and belly rubs are some of life’s greatest joys! I’m comfortable being touched all over and don’t mind being handled, making me an easygoing companion. I’m also house-trained, don’t guard my food, and take oral medication like a champ if I ever need it.
Like any growing pup, I can get excited and may occasionally jump up when we’re out walking, but that’s just because I’m so happy to be with my people! With a little consistency and continued training, I’ll be an amazing partner for all of life’s adventures.
Right now, I’m staying in boarding while I wait for someone to give me the chance I’ve been dreaming of. Boarding is okay, but what I really want is a foster or forever home where I can stretch out, relax, and show you just how loving and loyal I can be.
Could you be the one to help me leave my kennel behind and start my next chapter? I promise to bring lots of smiles, tail wags, and unconditional love in return. ❤️
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