Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Needs experienced adopter,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
These darling, bonded buddies are sweet, funny and so charming! Charlie and Cody are a bonded pair of Poodle mixes, each weighing 12 lbs. Cody appears to be a poodle / Maltese and it looks like Charlie may also have some dachshund in the mix. Whatever they are, they are curly haired cuties that will keep you laughing with their antics. Charlie is about 8 years young. He is a silly boy that likes to talk to you. He also loves to wrestle and race through the backyard with Cody, and then he’ll come inside to roll around in his blankets til he finds just the right spot to take a nap. Sometimes he enjoys sleeping with his people and sometimes he’s grouchy so he prefers to sleep in his crate, always with the door open. Cody is about 3 years old. He is a very affectionate boy that prefers to always sleep with his people. Evening snuggles and belly rubs are required, too. He loves to play chase with Charlie, or he’ll grab a toy to toss and fetch. These darlings boys were found as strays in central Washington and were terribly neglected and in horrible condition. After they were shaved down, their adorable little faces emerged. And even though they also needed extensive vet care, their friendly, affectionate, happy little personalities also started to come through. Charlie had an injury that required his left eye to be removed. He also had an old injury to his jaw. Both are now very healthy pups that have also been neutered and fully vaccinated. They were very shy when first going into their first foster home, but within just a day, they were following their people around and asking for affection. They also were terrific with the other dogs in their foster home and would love to have another pooch in their pack. They love to spend their day running and playing with their foster siblings, and then it’s time to curl up together for a nap. At bedtime they will settle down in a crate together, but they prefer to sleep with their people. In their current foster home, they have learned even more inside manners. A retired couple would be just perfect for this sweet as can be pair. It’s time for them to find their forever home! They must have a fenced yard and their people must be experienced dog owners. As for kids, visiting grandchildren would be best.
