Are you on the lookout for a sweet pooch to add warmth and love to your life? Look no further. Meet Duster, the sweetest Havanese that you will ever encounter. He is ready for a big change in his life. He has been retired from breeding and is now eager to be someone’s beloved pet.

This will be Duster’s first experience in a home, and he is quite capable of adapting to the role of your beloved dog. He just needs some time. He is not the dog, at this time, to run up to newcomers as they arrive; he may even cower and shake. However, let him get comfortable at his own speed and you will have a friend for life.

Duster is recuperating from having all his teeth removed which no doubt in the long run will make him feel better. This will not affect his ability to eat dog food, it just needs to be softened for the time being. He is not motivated by treats – at least not now – which means training is done with praise and repetition.

No breeding dog comes toilet trained and there will be some work to do. Time, patience and consistency will go a long way into reaching that goal. Duster would do well with another mature, well-balanced dog to show him the ropes. He might be spooked by the noise level and activity of children so he would do better in an adult home or one with respectful, older children.

If you are ready to open your heart and home to a loving, low-energy companion, Duster is waiting for you. Give this adorable Havanese the chance to become a cherished member of your family. Fill in the Application Form and let’s give this boy his first home!

Dental care is important for small dogs because it can prevent a number of health problems, including:

• Tooth loss
• Pain: Dental disease can be painful for dogs.
• Bad breath: A bad odor from your dog's breath can indicate dental disease.
• Organ damage: Bacteria from plaque and tartar can spread to the heart, etc
• Gum disease: Many dogs develop periodontal disease by age three.