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A little about them
Broccoli Beef is a five-year-old, 40-pound Chow Chow with a wonderful smile and a distinctive tuft of black fur behind her right ear. This one-eyed beauty is discovering how good life can be, one backyard adventure at a time.
She is independent and enjoys having space to build trust at her own pace. As she has become more comfortable, she has started carrying plush toys, accepting treats, and showing a special fondness for cheese. She may sit nearby and lean in for a favorite ear scratch.
Ideal Home
Broccoli Beef would love a home with a secure backyard where she can trot, chase squirrels and birds, and nap in the shade. She will thrive with patient people who respect her space and allow her confidence to grow gradually.
Ongoing Health
Broccoli Beef is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea and tick treated, and microchipped before adoption. She is one-eyed, and fear can occasionally cause accidents, especially during car rides.
Training & Support
She is fully crate trained and mostly housetrained, with prompt access to the backyard recommended. She sleeps through the night in her crate and follows a regular daily routine. Walks are still a work in progress: she may begin with zoomies before settling into a sniff-filled stroll. She needs a short leash and attentive guidance because she may wander toward the street. She rarely barks, does not chew or dig, and has been good with visitors.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $650
- To begin the adoption process, contact the provider through Wags.
- Broccoli Beef will be available for a meet-and-greet at Palo Alto Pet Food Express, 3910 Middlefield Road, on Saturday, October 3, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM, unless adopted earlier.
Transportation
Broccoli Beef's listing does not state any transportation options.
Health & wellness
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She is fully crate trained and mostly housetrained. She does best with prompt access to the backyard and sleeps through the night in her crate.
She would love a home with a secure backyard and patient people who respect her space and let her build trust at her own pace.
Walks are still a learning experience. She may begin with zoomies before settling into a sniff-filled stroll, and she needs a short leash and attentive guidance because she may wander toward the street.
She generally walks past other dogs without barking, and the listing identifies her as good with dogs.