Meet Anona, a delightful 4-year-old French Bulldog and Boston Terrier mix who is truly the best of both worlds: a spunky sidekick and an ultimate cuddle bug. Anona adores people, greeting every adult she meets with a happy heart and a wiggly body, instantly considering them her new best friend. While she appreciates a tasty treat, nothing brings her more joy than a good belly rub! She's a fun blend of playful energy, enjoying her squeaky toys and chasing lizards, and a champion napper, content to snooze the afternoon away. Anona is also fully potty trained and will politely let you know when it's time to go out.
As a French Bulldog/Boston Terrier mix, Anona embodies the affectionate and charming traits of her breeds. She loves her daily walks and can happily stroll 2-5 miles, but like many bully breeds, she'll need careful monitoring on warm days to prevent overheating. Car rides are another favorite adventure, where she enjoys the breeze through her ears, sometimes offering enthusiastic barks at passersby. Anona thrives on companionship and will do best as the only dog in an adult-only home where she can be the center of attention.
Anona is searching for a patient family willing to give her time to settle into her new environment and continue with her training. A secure fenced yard or patio is a must for her lizard-chasing antics, though it doesn't need to be large. She can comfortably stay home alone for up to four hours and sleeps soundly through the night. If you're looking for a personality-packed companion with a big heart, endless loyalty, and a love for belly rubs, Anona is ready to bring daily doses of joy into your life.
Special Needs
Anona requires an adult-only home and needs to be the only dog in the household.
Vaccinations
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$300.00
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