Jelly is a sweet terrier mix who, after being found as a stray, is now searching for his forever person. More than anything, Jelly wants to be with you, bonding deeply and thriving on companionship. He enjoys playing with toys and can entertain himself, but his true joy comes from being close to his human. At night, he loves to snuggle up in bed, perfectly content as long as he's by your side. Jelly is initially timid with new people but quickly warms up to become your best buddy.
As a terrier and Poodle mix, Jelly is likely to be intelligent, playful, and affectionate. Terriers often possess a spirited and curious nature, while Poodles are known for their cleverness and loyalty. Jelly's moderate energy level suggests he will enjoy daily walks and playtime, but also be happy to relax with his family. He has a short coat that will shed and requires moderate grooming to keep it healthy. Jelly does well with other small dogs and can happily coexist in a multi-dog home, though he would be equally content as your one and only, soaking up all the attention.
The ideal home for Jelly is one where his human is home more often than not, or where he can join them on adventures. He absolutely requires a home where he can snuggle up in bed with you at night, as this is one of his non-negotiables for happiness. While not tested with large dogs or cats, his demeanor suggests he would be well-suited to a home with children over 10 years old. A family that values connection, companionship, and the quiet joy of a dog devoted to their person will find a perfect match in Jelly.
Special Needs
Jelly was cryptorchid and has a small scar on his abdomen from the additional neuter surgery.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$200.00
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