Gerard

Sex: Male

ID Number: 7926

Breed: Miniature Schnauzer / Mixed (long coat)

Age: 2 Years 1 Month (Birthdate: 3/19/2024)

Size: 12.0 lbs. (Small)

Other: Neutered, Vaccinations current, Microchip

Exercise: Moderate Exercise Needed

Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor Only

New People: Cautious

Dog Friendly: Yes

Adoption Fee: $250

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Name: Gerard
Size: ~Small range: Up to 25 lbs 
Adoption Donation: $250 (applicable sales tax included). Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check.  
Other:  Neutered Male, Vaccinations current, Microchip, Older, Considerate Children Only, Needs a Dog Buddy, Fenced-In Yard Required, Not Apartment Friendly 

** Gerard has been diagnosed with a grade 2 heart murmur. Murmurs are graded by their intensity, usually on a scale of 1-6. A grade 2 heart murmur in dogs is a soft, low-grade murmur that is immediately audible to a veterinarian with a stethoscope but only heard in a specific area of the heart. At this time, he is not clinical and does not require any medications. This should be monitored by his primary care veterinarian.

** Gerard has been diagnosed with a grade 2 luxating patella of the right knee. This means it is possible for the kneecap to move in and out of the patellar groove. This is a common orthopedic issue in small breed dogs.  At this time, it is not painful and does not cause any trouble. Some dogs will live with a low grade medial patellar luxation their entire life with no problems, however in some dogs it can be progressive and surgical intervention may become necessary.

** Gerard has been working with a veterinarian who specializes in behavior for her fear of new people and situations. He was prescribed medication to assist with this as needed. The cost for 60 tablets is around $16.00. To continue this medication it is recommended that care be established with a primary vet.
 

Gerard is a quiet little gentleman learning that the world can be kind

 

Foster Home Feedback 

** Older, Considerate Children Only, Needs a Dog Buddy to Feel Comfortable, Fenced-In Yard Required, Not Apartment Friendly 

Check back in a few days for some foster home feedback. ​ 


To view additional dogs available for adoption, please see our website: www.4luvofdog.org

Have Questions?

Read our Adoption FAQ & Adoption Process Explained documentation.