Meet Gidget, a sweet and spunky 4-month-old princess ready to fill your home with joy! This little gal absolutely adores cuddling up on the couch with her foster mom and insists on as much snuggle time as possible. When she's not busy being a lap warmer, Gidget is an energetic player, always ready for a romp with her foster dog sisters. Her playful spirit is infectious, and she thrives on being around her people, eager to share all her love and enthusiasm.
As a Yorkshire Terrier and Poodle mix, Gidget inherits a wonderful blend of intelligence, affection, and lively energy. Yorkies are known for their feisty yet loving personalities, while Poodles bring smarts and a playful nature. This combination means Gidget is quick to learn and loves engaging in activities. She gets along great with other dogs and is good with kids, making her a fantastic family addition. However, her high play drive means she might be a bit much for feline friends, so a home without cats would be ideal for her.
Gidget is doing wonderfully with her potty training and is making progress with crate training, though she'd much rather be snuggled up with you! Her ideal home would be one where she receives plenty of attention, playtime, and continued positive reinforcement for her training. She needs a family that can match her moderate-to-high energy level with daily exercise and engagement, followed by endless cuddles. If you're seeking a loyal, affectionate, and spirited companion, Gidget is eagerly waiting to become your new best friend.
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