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A little about them
Meet Peches, a sweet, silly, affectionate girl who loves squeaky hide-and-seek toys, walks, belly rubs, and spending time with her people. She has a moderate activity level and would enjoy regular walks, playtime, enrichment, companionship, patience, and plenty of love.
Peches is very manageable on walks, though she may show extra interest in lizards or birds. When excited, she makes adorable “pterodactyl” noises. She is comfortable and well behaved at veterinary visits, with no fear or aggression observed there.
Ideal Home
Peches is currently in foster care with other dogs and does well with them. New dog introductions in the home should be slow and thoughtful, with time for her to settle. She would thrive with a family willing to let her decompress and allow her personality to emerge at her own pace.
Ongoing Health
Peches recently required orthopedic surgery and is recovering in foster care. Around mid-September, her care team expects to learn whether additional surgery may be needed. Her recovery and medical needs will be discussed with prospective adopters.
Training & Support
Peches is house trained. She enjoys walks and is a wonderful walking companion, with a manageable amount of enthusiasm when she sees wildlife.
Application Details
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No specific transportation options were provided.
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She loves squeaky toys, especially hide-and-seek squeaker toys, as well as walks, playtime, enrichment, attention, and belly rubs.
She currently does well with other dogs in foster care. New introductions inside a home should be slow and thoughtful, with time for her to settle.
Peches recently required orthopedic surgery and is recovering in foster care. Around mid-September, her care team expects to know whether additional surgery may be needed, and her recovery needs will be discussed with prospective adopters.
Yes, Peches is listed as house trained.
She has handled veterinary visits beautifully outside the shelter environment, with no fear or aggression observed at her appointments.