Noli

11/7/26 Noli is available for adoption! In New England. Just look at his cute face! Please share!
Noli is a very sweet boy. He is good with kids. Good with other dogs with slow, proper introductions. No cats!!
He is about 9mo old and about 40 lbs. A DNA test on his sibling confirmed he is a Boston Terrier mix but please take note he is larger than a Boston. He is good with other dogs. He's a sweet, good boy. He sits on command and is working on "come". He loves to play outside.
He needs to work on house training but he is making good progress. He's been with his foster about a week now and is learning to go to the door when he needs to go out. He is still having some accidents but definitely getting better!
Why is a 9 mo old pup not house trained you ask? Here's why-His original adopter was dealing with some depression and it seems due to that, she did not get Noli outside as needed and therefore he is not fully housetrained.
He is trainable, he just needs patience and consistency.
He is fully vetted.
*For more info email [email protected]
*Adoption app: https://form.jotform.com/212690945239059
In New England.
Noli's original owner had him enrolled in some training classes to help him be the best well rounded boy he can be. Here is info from the trainer:"Noli is very social with people and loves being part of whatever is happening. He is highly food motivated, learns new patterns quickly, and bonds closely with his person. He settles well once he has had a chance to take in a new person or place. During his consultation he was able to calm down and fall asleep while we talked, even with a visitor in the home.What he has learned:-Name check-ins: he turns back to his person when his name is called, and this was one of his fastest skills.-Hand target (touch): he touches a hand with his nose on cue.-Sit: offered often and reliably at home.-Greeting routine: person arrives, he says hello, then he comes back to his person for another activity. This is trained and still needs practice with new people.-Loose leash basics: he understands that a tight leash stops the walk and a loose leash keeps it going. He pulls when something exciting catches his attention, mostly smells and people.-Settling on a tether or leash setup indoors: he settles and has fallen asleep in this setup, and he has put himself to bed on his own.-Crate: he will go in willingly with a chew or food toy. He needs a larger crate than the one he started with, big enough to stand, turn, and stretch out on his side.