Hayes is a wonderfully calm, thoughtful, and curious Poodle who loves to observe the world around him. He forms a deep bond with his chosen person, staying close and offering quiet companionship, making him an ideal office buddy. Hayes is gentle, affectionate, and emotionally intelligent, rarely barking except when happy. He knows 'sit', 'stay', and 'paw', and is quick to learn new routines and commands with gentle repetition. He enjoys peaceful walks, exploring, and engaging in gentle play with his people, thriving on being included in household activities.
As a Poodle, Hayes is highly intelligent and trainable, excelling at learning new commands and routines. Poodles are also known for their minimal shedding, which is a plus for allergy sufferers, though they do require high grooming to maintain their coat. Hayes has a moderate energy level, enjoying active play when invited but also content to relax nearby. He is good with respectful children around 10 years old and would thrive with a calm, confident canine companion who enjoys a bit of play, as he is polite and observant in a pack setting.
Hayes is looking for a loving family that will treasure him and commit to his medical needs. He requires daily immunosuppressant medication for Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia, necessitating regular vet visits and periodic bloodwork. Due to his medication, he should avoid crowded public places and unvaccinated pets. He would be happiest in a home where a family member works or stays at home, as he dislikes being left alone for full workdays. Hayes is housetrained and prefers relaxing on a cozy spot over being crated. He's a loyal gentleman ready to be a cherished member of his new family.
Special Needs
Requires daily immunosuppressant medication and regular veterinary visits with periodic bloodwork for Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia.
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