Meet Bo Peep Scrufferdoodle Toy Story!
Bo Peep Scrufferdoodle Toy Story is a tiny puppy, estimated to be about 1 month old. While her exact breed is a mystery, she might be a Norfolk Terrier mix. What's not a mystery is how unbelievably adorable she is! This little girl is so small she practically fits in the palm of your hand, with a scruffy black-and-tan coat, fuzzy face, adorable eyebrows, and tiny paws. She looks like a miniature stuffed animal brought to life, with a look that's equal parts teddy bear, Ewok, and precious puppy, all ready for a lifetime of adventures.
Bo Peep is currently thriving in a loving foster home with dogs, cats, children, and plenty of people. She's experiencing all sorts of sights, sounds, and cuddles to help her become a confident and well-socialized companion. Like any puppy, she spends her days snuggled with her siblings, exploring the world, collecting kisses, and taking frequent naps after all her hard work being this cute. Every day is a new adventure as Bo Peep learns about life and friendship, and with the right family, she's sure to grow into an amazing lifelong companion.
Ideal Home
Bo Peep is already being exposed to a variety of household members and environments.
Ongoing Health
Bo Peep has no known ongoing health conditions.
Training & Support
Like all young puppies, Bo Peep will need a family committed to training, socialization, patience, and consistency. We require adopters to begin crate training immediately to help establish routine, build confidence, and support potty training success as she grows.
Application Details:
Applications to adopt Bo Peep start by contacting us through Wags.
Transportation
Bo Peep is located in Texas and can be transported to various locations nationwide, including WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI, and Canada. For Canadian adopters, pick-up is available in Bellingham, WA, Buffalo, NY, or Brattleboro, VT. A surcharge of $87 applies due to transportation costs. Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.
