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**adopters must be able to pick up in Niagara Falls, NY**

Name: Stormy (20220917-05)
Age: DOB 7-13-22
Weight: 7lbs
Gender: Female
Spayed/Neutered: no
Breed: hound
Colour: white with black; four spots

Neck size (for collar):
Height (from top of head):
Length (from nose to base of tail):
Crate size recommended: small for now but will eventually need at least 36 inch

Good with women: yes
Good with men: yes
Good with kids: yes
Good with other dogs: yes
Good with cats: Young enough that cats should not be a problem
House trained: no
Crate trained: just starting
Energy level: typical puppy energy but expect adult energy level to be on the high side
Can be handled/touched: yes
Barker: they are hounds
Flight risk: no
Food aggressive: no
Current food: pedigree puppy
Walks on leash: not yet
Leash reactive to people or dogs: N/A
Rides well in car: N/A
Destructive: Potential is definitely there
Needs a home with a yard: yes, Or an outlet for plenty of activity
Needs a home with another dog: all of these pups would be great companions for a resident dog
Can live in an apartment: no

History: mom showed up as a skinny pregnant stray in a rural area of South Carolina and had seven puppies two days later.
Other important info: these puppies are almost indistinguishable at this point. They are all happy, energetic puppies. They are virtually identical in size as well. They do have different markings, so we can differentiate by physical appearance and of course by microchip once we chip them.