Bertie in CO
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Bertie in CO
AvailableBertie is a young, spayed female Boston Terrier. At 3 years old, she weighs 16 pounds and has a short coat in a lovely combination of white, cream, and chestnut. While she is still working on being house-trained, she is healthy and up to date on vaccinations. Bertie currently resides in Elkhorn, NE, and is looking for a patient and loving home.
About Bertie in CO
Meet Bertie, a 3-year-old Boston Terrier searching for a special home in Elkhorn, NE. Having come from a tough background with a breeder, she’s still learning what it means to be part of a family. Bertie weighs 16 pounds and has a short coat, adorned in a mix of white, cream, and chestnut hues. She’s shy and takes her time to bond, preferring gentle interactions. Sometimes, Bertie will take a treat or enjoys a scratch under her chin, but she's not yet comfortable with pick-ups. Playing with her foster sisters brings her joy, and she's eager for someone who understands her journey. Bertie needs a patient woman to adopt her; sudden movements make her nervous, and she works on being house-trained. Bertie does well with other dogs but hasn't been tested with cats. She’s unsure around strangers and would do best in a quiet, loving home where she can thrive. Please be prepared to invest time and love into helping her blossom. Ready to help Bertie grow into her own? Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Bertie in CO
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Bertie, being a Boston Terrier, typically does well in environments where she has a stable and nurturing atmosphere. A calm home is ideal since she is still learning how to be a dog.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Boston Terriers like Bertie can adapt to smaller spaces, but she will need some outdoor time for play and exploration. A secure area where she can feel safe to roam is important.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Bertie is not suitable for homes with young children due to her fear of sudden movements. An adult-only home would be preferable to help her feel safe.
