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10 weeksAge

MaleSex

$250Price

Abe

Rat Terrier

4 days

Rat Terrier10 weeksMale

$250

Description

Adorable rat terrier puppies. They weigh about 5 lbs. They have received their first 5 way vaccine and dewormer. They are well socialized around our family. They love to be around us and follow us around. They calm down easily and are not too rambunctious. We are working on potty training also! They love to play with toys and they love to snuggle in a blanket. They also love to be outside and play in the water! Both Mom and Dad are rat terriers. Mom and Dad both weighed about 20 pounds. These athletic dogs are highly trainable and eager to please making them a great choice for active individuals and families. Their short coat requires minimal grooming. They are ready now for their forever homes. Located in Bruce Twp, MI. Serious inquiries only please call/text 586-806-7413. Abe loves the water and is a good swimmer. He is almost fully potty trained and sleeps through the night.

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LocationBruce Township, Michigan

Puppies in litter3 male / 1 female

BreedRat Terrier

Age10 weeks, 4 days

Ready to LeaveAvailable now

SexMale

Parents are health testedMicrochipped by collection dateRegisteredWorm treatedVaccinations up to dateVet checked

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Pros

Exceptionally long-lived — a healthy Rat Terrier can live 15 to 18 years, among the longest of any dog breed

Authentic American breed with AKC recognition and a rich history on US farms and homesteads

Very low grooming requirements — the short, smooth coat needs only a weekly brush

Friendly and adaptable temperament — more sociable with strangers than many working terrier breeds

Cons

Strong prey drive makes the breed unsafe around unsupervised small animals including cats and rabbits

Independent terrier mind requires consistent, patient training — recall is unreliable in unfenced environments

Prolific digger and escape artist — secure fencing with a buried base or dig-guard is essential

Can be vocal and energetic indoors without sufficient daily exercise and mental stimulation

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