This little girl is smart and sweet.. She is a very active puppy but like all puppies she takes naps. Her brothrr Cheyenne is also in the home so she has a companion her age.. They are crated together at night.. Also there are two older dogs 8n the home but these babies annoy them and sometimes must do timeout when Mom says enough rough housing. Clarice and her siblings were surrendered when her owner lost her home.   Lucky for us because we get to find great homes for these great puppies.

Mom Carley is a Labrador Retriever/American Pitbull mix.  Dad was a Shepherd/Husky/American Pitbull mix.   These puppies look like mom with longer hair.   Sweet, cute and eager to learn. Clarice has been with me as her foster Mom for about a month and her litter mate Cheyenne is now in the home so things a bit wild right now with two little ones. We are working on potty training, manners and other social skills but she is a puppy and it takes time. I know she is smart and she is learning the word "NO". Being a puppy she sleeps alot during the day. I tell her she is a pretty girl and praise her when she has done well.

Clarice is looking for a forever home!  Will that be you?

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Children under 8 years old often are not a good match for our puppies and dogs.   In order to protect both, your child and our rescued dogs/puppies from harm, we seldom if ever adopt to families with young children.

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Puppies cannot be adopted outside of the Houston area until they are spay/neutered after they are 4 months old.

It is against the law in the State of Texas for a rescue not to be sterilized so we have to make sure it gets completed and that we have record of it.

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