Meet Caesar
8 year old male Story8-year-old Caesar is a gentle, 21-pound, fawn boy who enjoys quiet days, cozy naps in his favorite bed, and evening snuggles with his people. This easygoing senior loves a predictable routine and will even let you know when it’s bedtime—especially if there’s a treat waiting in his crate! Caesar is house-trained, crate-trained, walks nicely on leash, and has excellent mealtime manners, though he eats slowly and appreciates having his meals to himself. He would thrive in a calm home with someone familiar with senior dogs, either as an only dog or with other mellow companions. Because of weakness in his back legs, he should avoid stairs and benefits from supervision outdoors. If you’re looking for a sweet, low-maintenance companion, Caesar is ready to spend his golden years by your side.*******All our pugs are fostered throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX area. We adopt to all lower 48 states, but adopters must travel to Texas for pickup. Puppies younger than 6 months are not eligible for out-of-state adoption. Interested in adopting with DFWPRC? Apply to adopt today! Questions about adoption? We have gathered our most common questions over on the adoption FAQ. Check it out here.
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