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Millie

Standard Poodle

Female, 5 yrs 4 mos
Pulaski, TN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Millie is a beautiful light-apricot Poodle with a soft heart and a whole new life waiting ahead of her. For the first 4–5 years of her life, Millie knew a very different kind of existence. She was purchased for breeding and spent those years living outside in a pen, having puppies and doing what was expected of her. That kind of life takes a toll, and her body carries some reminders of the years she has been through. But what stands out most about Millie isn't what she has endured — it is how incredibly sweet she remains. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who seems genuinely happy to have people around. Millie has also lived alongside other dogs, and we believe she will be able to make canine friends with time, patience, and thoughtful introductions. There is so much she will be experiencing for the first time as she learns that a home can be a safe, comfortable place where she gets to relax and simply be loved. House training will likely be one of Millie's biggest challenges since she has spent her entire life outside. But she is a Poodle, and we know just how smart these girls can be. With a predictable routine, patience, and someone willing to teach rather than expect perfection immediately, we believe Millie will surprise everyone with how quickly she can learn. And perhaps the most important part of Millie's story is that her days of having puppies are over. She has been spayed, and she will never again be asked to spend her life producing litter after litter. Now Millie gets to discover what it means to be someone's companion. We hope her next home will be a patient and loving one — a home willing to give her time to learn, celebrate her little victories, and show her all the wonderful things she has been missing. After spending years living for someone else's purpose, Millie deserves the rest of her life to simply be a cherished dog. ##2851340##
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Jack

Standard Poodle

Male, 5 yrs 5 mos
Pulaski, TN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Jack is a handsome black Poodle with an incredibly sweet nature, and he is finally ready to discover just how wonderful life can be when you aren't just a dog with a purpose, but a dog who is someone’s companion. For the first 4–5 years of his life, Jack was purchased for the purpose of siring puppies. His life has been spent primarily outdoors, living in a pen and doing what was expected of him. He has never really had the opportunity to experience the everyday things that make a dog’s life so special — being part of a family, getting daily attention, relaxing in a home, and simply knowing that someone thinks you are worth loving. And Jack is ready for all of it. He is incredibly sweet and very people-friendly. There is an easygoing quality about him that makes him such a joy to be around. He has lived with two female dogs and has done well with them, and we believe he should be able to make friends with other dogs with proper introductions and a little time to adjust to his new world. Like the girls, Jack's biggest learning curve will likely be house training and understanding the rules of indoor life. He has never had the opportunity to learn those things, so we aren't expecting him to magically know them. But he is a Poodle, and Poodles are incredibly intelligent and eager to learn. With structure, consistency, and a predictable routine, we believe Jack will catch on to his new expectations and become a wonderful indoor companion. His life is changing in some pretty important ways. Jack is no longer being used for breeding, and he will never again be expected to live his life simply for the purpose he was purchased for. Now he gets to learn what it means to be someone's boy. We can picture Jack discovering all those little things he has never had before — a soft bed, a comfortable house, someone who talks to him throughout the day, a person who reaches down just because they want to pet him, and the security of knowing he is home. Jack has spent his first years doing what was expected of him. We hope the next chapter is the one where he gets to be spoiled, included, loved, and finally just gets to be a dog. ##2851336##
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Daisy

Standard Poodle

Female, 5 yrs 6 mos
Pulaski, TN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Daisy is a beautiful, reddish purebred Poodle who is finally getting the chance to discover what it feels like to simply be a dog. For the first 4–5 years of her life, Daisy’s world was very different from the one we hope to find for her now. She was purchased to be bred, and her life consisted of living outside in a pen and having litter after litter of puppies. Her body shows some of the toll those years have taken, but somehow, through it all, Daisy has managed to hold on to the sweetest part of herself. She is gentle, friendly, loving, and so ready to experience the kindness and attention she should have known all along. Daisy has been around other dogs, and while she may need a little time to understand that she is safe and that her new life is permanent, we believe she will make friends with patience and proper introductions. Her biggest learning curve will likely be house training. She has never had the opportunity to live inside and learn the routines of a home, but Poodles are incredibly intelligent, and with consistency, patience, and a little encouragement, we expect Daisy to catch on. Most importantly, Daisy is now spayed. No more litters. No more living outside in a pen. No more being valued for what she could produce. Now it’s Daisy’s turn to be someone’s beloved companion. We are looking for the family who will give this sweet girl the patience to learn, the comfort of a home, and the unconditional love she has been waiting for. Daisy has spent her first years giving everything she had. We would love nothing more than for the rest of her life to be about being spoiled, loved, and finally getting to be somebody’s girl. ##2851346##

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