Meet Girlfriend, a truly devoted and affectionate companion ready to steal your heart! This charming girl is loyal, adoring, and just a touch dramatic, making every day an adventure. She's famously toy-obsessed, loves a good walk, and believes in cardio before coffee, often instigating playful chases with her doggy friends. When it's time to relax, Girlfriend transforms into a professional lap warmer, demanding belly rubs and settling in for serious naps, complete with confident snores that might just become your favorite white noise.
As a Brussels Griffon and Shih Tzu mix, Girlfriend boasts a wonderful non-shedding coat and a beautifully balanced energy level. She's an expert at reading the room; whether it's playtime or quiet work time, she adapts gracefully. She gets along splendidly with other dogs, happily engaging in play or napping alongside them, and has shown a gentle nature with elementary-aged children. Her curious nature makes walks an exciting sniff-based investigation, and while she can be a little stubborn in her explorations, she's responsive to steady leash guidance.
Girlfriend is looking for a forever home where she can be an integral part of daily life, enjoying cuddles on the couch and following her people from room to room. She thrives with structure, especially around her beloved toys, and would benefit from a slow feeder to manage her impressive mealtime efficiency. She's a fantastic car passenger, calm and composed for any adventure. If you're ready for a committed relationship filled with laughs, snuggles, and the occasional snore soundtrack, Girlfriend is ready to make it official!
Special Needs
Requires a slow feeder for meals and structured supervision during playtime due to toy possessiveness.
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