2.5 year old Frenchie to Rehome

This is our much loved boy Mbosco. He has become increasingly and unpredictably reactive towards our children. As adults we haven't had issues with him, we think part of the problem is he feels the need to defend us against the kids. He is an incredible companion FOR ADULTS. Please NO CHILDREN. He doesn't get along with cats. Unsure how he'd be with other dogs.

He will be your nap buddy, sit on the couch buddy, and sleep at your feet while you work buddy. He loves food and riding in the car. He tolerates walks. He's excitable and will jump to greet new people.

Texts preferred, arrangements can be made to be seen most days.

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