ADOPTING OUT TWO BRUSSELS GRIFFON LITTER MATES - Price: $200ea in Bellingham, Massachusetts

The original owner has recently passed, so they are a little sad.
ABOUT PAIR:
They are approximately 2.5-3 years old - brother and sister pair that preferably be adopted out as a pair. However, I will separate them. Both are neutered. Sprout is the male (Red-Beige) and Ava is the female (more wheaton in colour).
They will require some retraining due to neglect. Primarily a set feeding schedule and taught someone will actually let them out to go to the bathroom. They still let you know when they need to go out, but do have accidents when not carefully monitored. I have been working with them all week and they are doing very well. They will "kennel up" when commanded and must be kept together, or they will cry and bark. They know "Sit" and "down" and come when called. However, when in the company of strangers or groups, they forget their training in excitement. Due to lack of human contact, they tend to be overly excited to see people, but generally calm down. Ava is a happy pee-er, so she does piddle from submissiveness at first meeting.
Ava and Sprout are $2,200.00 pedigree's that are adopting out for $200 (ea) Negotiable. *Adoption fees help ensure they will not be abandoned or neglected and will be properly cared for.
General Temperament:
?The Brussels Griffon is an intelligent and very affectionate terrier-type dog. They love to snuggle with their owners. They can be a bit high-strung, self-important or willful, but are quite charming at the same time. This breed is energetic and loves to learn. They have a good sense of humor and will even perform tricks. ??A Brussels Griffon will bark to announce the arrival of visitors, making them good watchdogs, but they usually greet all people with curiosity and a welcoming spirit. They are good with other household pets, including dogs and cats. ??
*Although a wonderful companion pet for single people, couples or seniors, the Brussels Griffon is not necessarily the right dog for a family. They are prone to fear-biting when handled roughly, and as such are not always good with children. They can also be easily overwhelmed and tend to be shy, and are often difficult to housetrain. But, on the upside, they shed little to no hair and are good pets for allergy sufferers. ??The Brussels Griffon is active indoors and will do well in an apartment, although like all dogs, they need a daily walk to maintain good health.
Please contact me with serious inquiries and to make an appointment:
LOLEI (360) 961-xxxx