Honey Comb is a sweet, affectionate, and silly 6-year-old terrier mix weighing 68 lbs. She's the perfect blend of playful energy and chill vibes, always looking for a chance to snuggle up close. Whether she's resting her head on your lap or nuzzling into your neck, she's happiest by your side. While she loves being with her people, Honey Comb is also independent and can entertain herself, making her an excellent work-from-home companion. When it's time for fun, she's always ready for zoomies, neighborhood walks, or car rides. She greets everyone with a big smile and a wagging tail, and her signature "stop, drop, and roll" is her way of asking for belly rubs. Honey Comb has excellent manners, is incredibly smart, and learns routines quickly. She's respectful around food and a joy to live with, ready to fill your days with cuddles and unconditional love. She starts her mornings with a playful wiggle on her favorite rug and enjoys tug-o-war, puzzle toys, and leisurely walks on nature trails. She loves soaking up the sunshine and keeping an eye out for squirrels.
Ideal Home
Honey Comb would thrive in a home where she can spend plenty of quality time with her people. She needs a fenced-in backyard for playing fetch and sunbathing. She would prefer a quieter suburban or rural area over a busy city and would enjoy fun adventures at Sniff Spots. She is happiest when she can receive all the love and attention for herself and would love to have human siblings to share her love with. She is recommended for a home with children ages 4 and up, and a feline-free home.
Ongoing Health
Honey Comb has no ongoing health conditions mentioned.
Training & Support
Honey Comb is kennel trained, potty trained, and leash trained. She will tap dance by the door when she needs to go out. She is not destructive and can be trusted when left alone.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transportation
Honey Comb is currently in a foster home in Austin, TX. She can be adopted and transported to various locations. Adoptive families will need to meet the transport to pick up their new family member. Dogs are adopted to their forever families prior to being transported.
