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Hi, I'm

Quincy

Border Terrier

currently located at

Dalmatian Rescue of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

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age

Adult

gender

Male

color

Brindle

size

Small 25 Lbs (11 Kg) Or Less

pet code

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My story

QUINCY WOULD LIKE TO BE AN ONLY CHILD Hi, my name is Quincy. I am a three year old Border Terrier who is a red grizzle. I live with my mom and five other dogs here in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We have a big family and lots of people coming and going. I adore my mom but I am stressed out with having chaos around me all the time. Although it breaks her heart, she wants to find me a forever home where I can get lots of attention and relax into a peaceful environment. I have been through obedience and rally training and good manners classes. In fact, I have an AKC Canine Good Citizen title. But at home, especially when someone is coming in, I lose my marbles and bark like a crazy dog. Sometimes I even snap at the dog next to me, and he is my friend. I have had a bark reduction surgery which has made my bark much less shrill and annoying but I still bark at doorbells and mom coming in. She ignores me and that helps me but I go after the other dogs and bully them. Just in high energy times. It's called displaced anxiety. The rest of the time, I am a chill fellow who likes to snooze, wrestle with the Boston, and patrol the back yard. I am housebroken, UTD on vax, been health checked so I am ready to travel. I look like a little brown bear now but am fine being hand stripped ( I always have been so far) but fine with clipping as well. I LOVE going to dog classes and learning stuff. I do well in obedience and rally but am pretty unimpressed by the rats at BarnHunt. Scent work would be awesome to try. I'd really love to do anything with my main human. I like to be close by my human when I am not at training. My mom adores me back and will want the best new family for me. She thinks I can reduce my displaced anxiety if life is calmer with a new, small family. I may benefit from being on medication (trazadone and prozac) at some point but just having a calm, quiet home should be enough. Do I sound like the boy for your home and lap? I like to cuddle in the evenings when mom is reading or watching TV. So I am looking for a lap of my own. Call my Mom (she won't let my have my own phone) 505-379-2900 or email cn101spotz@gmail.com

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Quincy, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.

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Dalmatian Rescue of New Mexico

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9012 Camino Del Sol Northeast

Albuquerque, NM 87111

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