Tillie
Tillie
At a glance
A little about them
Hi, I'm Tillie—a silly, affectionate mixed-breed puppy with a Weimaraner-like face, elf-like ears, and plenty of playful energy. My foster family calls me Squirmy Wormy because I love to crawl and wiggle while playing or reaching for a toy. I'm loving life in Colorado and would be thrilled to find my loyal person.
I adore my bigger foster brother and love to run and wrestle with canine friends. I'm an active pup who zooms, jumps, spins, explores, and makes wonderfully dramatic dinosaur noises. Once I'm tired, I become a total cuddle bug who loves resting my head on you or sharing your pillow.
Ideal Home
- An active person who will keep me busy and let me play with canine friends.
- Someone patient while I warm up to new people; treats are the way to win my trust.
- A home where I can be a loyal little shadow and receive plenty of play, exploration, and companionship.
Ongoing Health
- Vaccinated.
Training & Support
- Fully potty trained and learning to tell people when I need to go outside, even when the dog door is closed.
- Comfortable using a dog door.
- Crate trained for nighttime and daytime stays; I settle down with a Kong treat and take a nap after you leave.
- Understands “leave it” and has pretty good recall.
- Learning that doors are boundaries, even though I can open lever-style doorknobs.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options were specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by A Friend of Jack Rescue.
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Common questions
Yes. She is fully potty trained, uses a dog door, and is learning to let people know when she needs to go outside.
Yes. She goes into her crate at bedtime and settles there during the day with a Kong treat when left home alone.
She loves her bigger foster brother and enjoys running and wrestling with canine friends.
She can be shy at first and may not want pets or snuggles immediately, but treats help win her over. Once comfortable and tired from playing, she becomes very affectionate.