About this Dog
_________ B I O ______________ Name: Emmett Otter Size: Small range: Up to 25 lbs Adoption Donation: $250 Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check. Other: Neutered Male, Vaccinations current, Microchip Emmett Otter is ready to frolic in the sun with you! Foster Home Feedback 7/28/25 Foster Home Feedback: It’s Christmas in July and we’d like to introduce you to Emmet Otter. Emmet is a 3 year old Shneagle and the perfect gentleman. Great with dogs of any sex, size or temperament, indifferent to cats, he fit into his foster home within minutes. After a few days it was like he was one of the family. Since Emmett's arrival, he has had plenty of adventures, including walks in the neighborhood, park trails, the downtown farmers market, and a handful of establishments. He did well in the car, with the crowds and wanted to play with other dogs that were around, if he even acknowledged them at all. Though he does get excited at times during walks, pulling and occasionally jumping up to grab his leash, he usually calms down after a minute or two. Emmett Otter did well in a kennel with his previous owner, but has enjoyed the freedoms of having a remote working foster and night time cuddles since joining his foster family. He keeps himself entertained, especially with the companionship of other dogs. Emmett Otter is potty trained and has proven himself repeatedly when he has been left to roam the home freely and alone, though he may bark a bit at first. It may not be ideal having shared walls in his new home because of this. Emmet does not like to be picked up or have his paws handled, most of the time. He is currently receiving antibiotics twice a day for tick borne illnesses, which can cause some soreness and stiffness. This could explain his reluctance to being handled this way, though it’s no more than a grumble. Whoever says Christmas only comes once a year doesn’t know about this precious little gift. ** Emmett Otter is Lyme and Anaplasmosis positive. These are tick-borne illnesses, and s/he is currently being treated with Doxycycline . To learn more about Anaplasmosis in dogs, read here:http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2+2101&aid=3621 To learn more about Lyme disease in dogs, read here: http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2+2102&aid=458
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Contribute to Emmett Otter's Stash!
100% of Emmett Otter's balance will be sent to whoever adopts Emmett Otter.
About this Dog
_________ B I O ______________ Name: Emmett Otter Size: Small range: Up to 25 lbs Adoption Donation: $250 Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check. Other: Neutered Male, Vaccinations current, Microchip Emmett Otter is ready to frolic in the sun with you! Foster Home Feedback 7/28/25 Foster Home Feedback: It’s Christmas in July and we’d like to introduce you to Emmet Otter. Emmet is a 3 year old Shneagle and the perfect gentleman. Great with dogs of any sex, size or temperament, indifferent to cats, he fit into his foster home within minutes. After a few days it was like he was one of the family. Since Emmett's arrival, he has had plenty of adventures, including walks in the neighborhood, park trails, the downtown farmers market, and a handful of establishments. He did well in the car, with the crowds and wanted to play with other dogs that were around, if he even acknowledged them at all. Though he does get excited at times during walks, pulling and occasionally jumping up to grab his leash, he usually calms down after a minute or two. Emmett Otter did well in a kennel with his previous owner, but has enjoyed the freedoms of having a remote working foster and night time cuddles since joining his foster family. He keeps himself entertained, especially with the companionship of other dogs. Emmett Otter is potty trained and has proven himself repeatedly when he has been left to roam the home freely and alone, though he may bark a bit at first. It may not be ideal having shared walls in his new home because of this. Emmet does not like to be picked up or have his paws handled, most of the time. He is currently receiving antibiotics twice a day for tick borne illnesses, which can cause some soreness and stiffness. This could explain his reluctance to being handled this way, though it’s no more than a grumble. Whoever says Christmas only comes once a year doesn’t know about this precious little gift. ** Emmett Otter is Lyme and Anaplasmosis positive. These are tick-borne illnesses, and s/he is currently being treated with Doxycycline . To learn more about Anaplasmosis in dogs, read here:http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2+2101&aid=3621 To learn more about Lyme disease in dogs, read here: http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2+2102&aid=458
