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Jacy is a truly devoted and affectionate companion who thrives on human connection. He loves deeply and wholeheartedly, becoming a loyal shadow to his chosen person, happily following you from room to room. Incredibly sweet, he is happiest when being held or carried close, enjoying companionship on outings and being included in all your daily adventures. Jacy walks nicely on a leash and does well for grooming, making him an ideal best friend for someone seeking a constant, loving presence with a big heart.
As a Poodle mix, Jacy sports classic curly hair, which contributes to his minimal shedding, though his mixed heritage means he may not be 100% hypoallergenic. Poodles are renowned for their intelligence and eagerness to please, making them highly trainable and responsive companions. While Jacy has a low energy level, he still appreciates moderate daily walks and mental engagement to keep him happy and healthy. He forms strong bonds and prefers to be the sole recipient of affection, making him best suited for a home without other dogs, though he tolerates cats well.
The ideal home for Jacy is a quiet, low-key, stand-alone household where he can relax and enjoy uninterrupted time with his humans. He is crate trained and finds comfort in his crate, often retreating there to rest and recharge without disturbance. Because Jacy can be vocal when left alone, a home with shared walls is not suitable. He requires daily medication for a heart murmur and a baseline chest x-ray, so an adopter committed to managing his medical needs is essential. Jacy is seeking a devoted individual or couple who can offer him a peaceful environment and endless love.
Special Needs
Requires daily medication for a 5/6 heart murmur and needs a chest x-ray baseline. May have an occasional cough from aspiration pneumonia.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
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