Meet Dandelion, a truly sweet and happy girl who radiates good vibes wherever she goes! This affectionate pup absolutely adores people of all ages and sizes, soaking up every bit of petting and love she can get. Her cheerful disposition makes her a joy to be around, and she's always ready to share her boundless warmth with her human companions. Dandelion is eager to please and thrives on positive interaction, making her a wonderful addition to a loving family.
As a Golden Retriever mix, Dandelion embodies many of the beloved traits of the breed, known for their friendly, intelligent, and devoted nature. She is dog-friendly and also gets along well with cats, though a dog-savvy feline friend who enjoys playful interactions would be ideal. Dandelion is currently working on her crate training and housetraining, showing great promise with consistent guidance. Her playful spirit and eagerness to learn make her a rewarding companion for those ready to continue her training journey.
Dandelion is searching for a loving and committed forever home that will provide her with the continued care and affection she so richly deserves. An ideal home would be patient and dedicated to establishing a consistent housetraining routine. With her loving nature and adaptability, Dandelion is sure to blossom into an even more wonderful family member in a home that cherishes her.
Special Needs
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Vaccinations
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