Best Pets for People With Disabilities
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Meet Freddie, a charming and spirited miniature Poodle who started his journey on the streets of East Nashville. This tiny adventurer, weighing about 10 pounds, is packed with personality. In foster care, Freddie has blossomed into a sweet and playful companion, though he does best with slow introductions to new people. Once he's comfortable, he transforms into a devoted lap dog who bonds quickly and deeply, cherishing his chosen human. He can be a bit barky at first, showcasing a typical Poodle personality, and may be protective of his favorite person.
As a Poodle, Freddie is intelligent, loyal, and thrives on companionship. He gets along wonderfully with other dogs, particularly enjoying the company of his German Shepherd foster brother, and would absolutely love a home with a canine friend to romp around with. His playful nature and desire for connection make him a delightful addition to an active household. He is already potty trained and crate trained, demonstrating his readiness for a forever home.
Freddie would thrive in a home that offers consistency, love, and understanding. Patience, structure, and positive reinforcement, especially with treats, will help him continue to build confidence and overcome his initial shyness. An ideal family for Freddie would appreciate his spirited nature and be prepared to offer him the gentle guidance he needs to feel secure. With the right match, this sweet and loyal little guy promises to be an incredibly affectionate companion.
Special Needs
Freddie requires slow introductions to new people and a patient approach to help him build confidence.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$350.00
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