Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Silly and Cuddly BoyMEET ENZO! This goofy and funny floof is Enzo. At 2 years old and 48 lbs, Enzo is basically a teenage boy who loves to goof off and play with toys. Like most teenagers, he still lives with his mom, but he doesn’t have to in the future if there’s another friendly resident dog in the home to keep showing him the ropes. (Lily had Enzo and 8 other tiny floofs, then got her tubes tied because she figured she can’t improve on perfection!) In all seriousness, Enzo and Lily came to Tara’s House when their dear owner passed away. Full-bred Samoyeds, they are very typically affectionate and enjoy the company of other dogs as well as humans. Enzo acts absolutely thrilled every single time a human walks into the room and will greet you with adorable little hops. Enzo loves to play and will toss his toys in the air and rub himself all over the carpet. Despite being a little nervous and jumpy with new things, he is very affectionate and wants everyone to be friends. He and Lily walk perfectly side by side on leash and love to sniff all the smells but also know to do all their business outside. Sleep habits are great, with an open crate being the safe place for naps or night time slumber parties. Riding in a car is a bit of a learning experience for Enzo at this stage and he doesn’t quite have his car legs yet. However, he is very brave and he is starting to figure it out (he eventually will settle and lay down after some initial “why the heck is this thing moving?” feelings.) He is the cuddliest boy, his love language is touch, and he always wants to be touching you in some way. Samoyeds as a breed are social yet have a strong prey drive. We think his perfect home will have breed experience (their coats require a lot of maintenance!) and another friendly dog in it. He can be adopted with Lily but it’s not required if there’s another resident dog that will play with him. Because of the natural hunter instinct, no cats or small animals! A fenced yard would be ideal so he can show off his goofy moves off leash. Enzo is still a bit of a jumpy dude, although respectful, but small kids may get knocked down in his exuberance. Enzo’s adoption donation fee is $500, which includes spay/neuter, routine vetting and a microchip. You can apply for him by filling out our online application, which is found on our website www.tarashouse.org. Please email us at info@tarashouse.net with any questions.May 29, 2026, 2:18 pm
