Rescue Dog Destroying House When Left Alone
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Horseshoe is a sweet, sensitive, and incredibly loving puppy, approximately 10-12 weeks old. He's described as the natural leader between him and his brother, often trying new things first and being slightly more food-motivated. Though initially shy and easily startled, his desire for affection is undeniable. He melts into arms when held, leaning into chests, and relaxing under gentle hands, especially comfortable with children. Horseshoe is playful but not wild, enjoying chew toys, tug-of-war, and happy romps before settling down for long naps.
As a Poodle and Yorkshire Terrier mix, Horseshoe inherits traits from both intelligent and affectionate breeds. While Poodles are known for their curly, low-shedding coats, the description notes that Horseshoe does shed, indicating a moderate shedding level. Both breeds typically require regular grooming to maintain their coats. These breeds are generally adaptable and form strong bonds with their families. His energy level is moderate, enjoying play but also content with rest, and he is already doing well with potty training.
Horseshoe needs a home with a confident, friendly resident dog to serve as a role model and help him continue to build confidence and navigate the world. Patient adopters who understand that trust takes time and are committed to positive reinforcement, gentleness, and consistency are essential. He thrives on reassurance and connection, promising to be an incredibly loyal and affectionate companion in a supportive and kind environment. With the right canine mentor and a loving family, Horseshoe will truly blossom.
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Requires a home with a confident, friendly resident dog and patient adopters due to initial shyness and past experiences.
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