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Jackson Pomeranian Rochester, MN
- Adult
- Male
- Small
- Yellow / Tan / Blond / Fawn
About
- Characteristics
- Good with Dogs, Adult Only Home Preferred, Fence Required
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
- Good in a home with
- Other dogs.
- Prefers a home without
- Children.
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Meet Jackson
Meet Jackson: The Adorable 5lb Pomeranian!
Jackson is a 5-year-old Pomeranian who would thrive in a calm, one-person home, where he can build a strong bond with his owner. He also requires a fenced yard as he will probably not let you pick him up until he has built a trust with you. Or he will need to drag a leash for a few days. He is not a fan of strangers petting him or trying to pick him up.
He gets along well with other dogs in the home, who help him feel more social and confident. Jackson is independent when it comes to his bathroom habits-he's mastered the doggie door. He's a quick learner but may try a bit of marking, which he's easily corrected from with some patience. This is way better now. He is working on leash training.
Due to his luxating patella's, is not a hiker or marathon runner. He prefers the comfort of stroller rides and enjoys life at a slower pace. Though he's a bit limited in his physical activities, he still loves to chase a ball (even if he prefers to run off with it instead of bringing it back). His playful nature and love for his owner make him a loyal companion, though he takes some time to warm up to new faces-about four days to be exact! He'll be friendly once he's comfortable, but be warned: he's not afraid to show his teeth if a stranger gets too close.
He's low maintenance when it comes to crate training and doesn't whine, making him an easy dog to kennel. Jackson would do best in a quiet, stable home with no young kids and hasn't been tested around cats. If you're looking for a small, loving companion who will warm your heart over time, Jackson might just be the perfect match for you!
Apply to adopt at www.campcompanion.org
Adoption fee is $350 plus tax
The reason for requiring a fence is not for exercise. It is so that you are able to get him out to potty without touching him as he takes time to trust his owner.
Jackson is a 5-year-old Pomeranian who would thrive in a calm, one-person home, where he can build a strong bond with his owner. He also requires a fenced yard as he will probably not let you pick him up until he has built a trust with you. Or he will need to drag a leash for a few days. He is not a fan of strangers petting him or trying to pick him up.
He gets along well with other dogs in the home, who help him feel more social and confident. Jackson is independent when it comes to his bathroom habits-he's mastered the doggie door. He's a quick learner but may try a bit of marking, which he's easily corrected from with some patience. This is way better now. He is working on leash training.
Due to his luxating patella's, is not a hiker or marathon runner. He prefers the comfort of stroller rides and enjoys life at a slower pace. Though he's a bit limited in his physical activities, he still loves to chase a ball (even if he prefers to run off with it instead of bringing it back). His playful nature and love for his owner make him a loyal companion, though he takes some time to warm up to new faces-about four days to be exact! He'll be friendly once he's comfortable, but be warned: he's not afraid to show his teeth if a stranger gets too close.
He's low maintenance when it comes to crate training and doesn't whine, making him an easy dog to kennel. Jackson would do best in a quiet, stable home with no young kids and hasn't been tested around cats. If you're looking for a small, loving companion who will warm your heart over time, Jackson might just be the perfect match for you!
Apply to adopt at www.campcompanion.org
Adoption fee is $350 plus tax
The reason for requiring a fence is not for exercise. It is so that you are able to get him out to potty without touching him as he takes time to trust his owner.
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Jackson
- Pomeranian
- Adult
- Male