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Edison is a charming 9-pound puppy, embodying a delightful mix of independence, curiosity, and gentle affection. He absolutely loves to play, whether it's chasing balls, wrestling with other dogs, or exploring the yard for new treasures. Yet, he's equally content entertaining himself with a chew toy or quietly observing the world from his favorite spot. Edison has a sweet, slightly shy side and is learning to love cuddles, growing more confident with gentle encouragement and positive reinforcement.
As a mixed breed with Shepherd and Jack Russell Terrier lineage, Edison is likely to be intelligent, active, and eager to learn. Shepherd traits suggest a loyal and protective companion, while the Jack Russell Terrier influence brings a spirited, tenacious, and playful energy. He will thrive with consistent training and socialization, leveraging his food motivation and smarts to master new skills. His short coat will require low grooming, with moderate shedding.
Edison is looking for a family ready to embrace puppy life, committed to continuing his training and socialization. He's doing well with crate training and is on his way to being fully potty-trained. He is friendly with adults and good with other dogs, making him a wonderful addition to a home with canine companions. Obedience classes are required for his adoption, ensuring he continues to develop into a well-adjusted and happy member of society. This playful, gentle, and independent little guy is ready to bring joy and soft charm to his forever home.
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Obedience classes are required as a condition of adoption.
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