At a glance
A little about them
Meet Moo Chacho, an adorable all-black puppy with a small gray patch on his neck, beautiful brown eyes, and a happy-go-lucky personality. Approximately 7–8 months old and 30 pounds, he is believed to be medium-sized when fully grown, though his exact adult size is unknown.
Moo Chacho adores children of all ages and loves playing, giving kisses, snuggling, and soaking up attention. He is fantastic with other dogs—playful, friendly, goofy, and respectful—and could enjoy a canine sibling or thrive as an only dog with an active family.
He is energetic and enthusiastic, loves tennis balls and squeaky toys, and is also affectionate and devoted. His foster describes him as a future “ride or die” best friend.
Ideal Home
Moo Chacho would love an active, loving family that includes him in everyday adventures, provides playtime and affection, and continues his training. Children and a playful canine companion would be wonderful bonuses.
His compatibility with cats has not been tested. Slow, supervised introductions would be important if he joins a home with cats.
Ongoing Health
Moo Chacho is currently fostered in the Houston, Texas area.
Training & Support
- House-trained
- Crate-trained and sleeps beautifully in his crate
- Great on a leash
- Smart, eager to learn, and well-mannered for his age
Application Details
- Moo Chacho is accepting adoption applications.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transportation is available to approved adopters out of state.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transportation is available to approved adopters out of state.
Common questions
He is approximately 7–8 months old and weighs about 30 pounds. He is believed to be medium-sized when fully grown, although his exact adult size is unknown.
Yes. He loves children of all ages and is playful, friendly, goofy, and respectful with other dogs.
His compatibility with cats has not been tested. Slow, supervised introductions are recommended if he joins a home with cats.
He is house-trained, crate-trained, sleeps well in his crate, and is great on a leash.
Transportation is available to approved adopters out of state.