Valkyrie, or Val as her foster mom affectionately calls her, is a beautiful Toy Poodle whose cautious eyes tell a story of a past spent in a breeding facility. As a recent breeder release, many things in the big, wide world are still new to her, including learning to love and trust humans. In her foster home, she is slowly but surely beginning to understand that life as a loved companion can be safe and kind. Val is shy and skittish when meeting new people, but with patience and understanding, she is ready to form one of the most heartfelt connections imaginable.
Poodles are known for their intelligence, elegance, and playful nature. While Val is still learning to embrace these traits, her breed typically thrives on companionship and mental stimulation. Toy Poodles, in particular, are adaptable and can make wonderful family pets, often forming strong bonds with their owners. Val requires a physically fenced yard without exception, as she is a flight risk. Her under-socialization means she will need ongoing support to build confidence and learn appropriate social behaviors, especially with new experiences and loud noises.
Val is looking for a peaceful, patient home where she can continue to blossom and learn how to be a dog. A quiet environment without children, loud noises, or frequent activity will be best for her. It is absolutely essential that her new home includes another confident, friendly dog. Val gains reassurance and courage from canine companionship and learns by watching her dog friends, making a calm, steady role model invaluable. If you have experience with rescue dogs, ideally those from breeding facilities, and are prepared to go slow and teach her everything, Val will reward you with a deep and loving bond.
Special Needs
Valkyrie is under-socialized and had 6 dental extractions. She requires a patient home experienced with rescue dogs, ideally those from breeding facilities.
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