Trouble & Terror

FOSTER TO ADOPT
📍 S.E Suburbs of Melbourne, VIC
🐾 4 months old

These two gorgeous puppies are looking for their forever homes through Foster to Adopt and will need to go to separate homes.

While BRNA is normally open to interstate if you are willing to travel, given these pups start in life we feel that any long-distance travel would be too much for them. So, on this occasion we won’t be considering interstate applications.

These gorgeous young pups affectionately nicknamed Trouble & Terror are currently in Foster Care with a dog trainer who will be offering continued training and support during their time with their new foster (to adopt) carers.

💗 GIRL
Looking for a calm, quiet male dog who is happy to let her take the lead.

💙 BOY
He’s looking for a home with another dog to help him learn, grow and build his confidence. A female companion would be ideal.

We’re looking for Boxer-experienced families who understand this goofy, bouncy breed and are committed to ongoing training, patience and guidance. These puppies haven’t had the best start in life and are only just learning “how to dog”, so they’ll need families willing to give them the time, patience and support they need to thrive.

Foster to Adopt means welcoming them into your home with the intention of becoming their forever family.

If you’re ready to welcome a bundle of joy to your home, apply here: https://brna.com.au/application/
*Please specify “Puppy” in the name field for the specific foster question*

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