Cheese

I’m Chance — but my foster human sister calls me Cheese. I’m a 2-year-old, 55 lb male Husky mix with one blue eye, one amber eye, two velvety ears, and one giant heart wrapped in soft husky fluff.<br/><br/>The Basics<br/><br/>I’m house-trained, easy on the leash, and I love kids. I’m gentle, polite, and not the kind of guy to swipe snacks off the table (unless it’s dropped… and even then, I politely ask with my eyes).<br/><br/>I’m also great with other dogs! My signature move? A gentle paw tap to ask if they’d like to play. If they say no, I respect it. I take doggy feedback like a champ.<br/><br/>My Talents<br/><br/>I’m a one-dog circus: I play fetch with myself by bouncing and chasing my ball, and I even collect my toys and bring them to one special spot in the yard for solo play sessions (and yes, I bring them back inside, too — you’re welcome!).<br/><br/>I know how to “shake hands” and will give you my paw before patiently sitting to wait for my meals.<br/><br/>I only need two short walks a day (about 30 minutes in the morning and evening). The rest of the time, I’m napping, quietly playing with my toys, or offering emotional support during your Zoom meetings. I’ve been told I’m a great coworker — no mic interruptions, just soulful eye contact.<br/><br/>My Vibe<br/><br/>I’m polite with skunks (true story!) and friendly with cats — no chasing, no barking, just curious observation. I’m a respectful neighbor all around.<br/><br/>I love treats, but I love compliments even more. A simple “Good boy” can turn me into a puddle of tail wags and happy wiggles. And if I get overwhelmed, a hug fixes everything — hugs are kind of my thing.<br/><br/>Oh, and a quirk: I boop cups with my nose. Only cups. Not bowls. Not plates. Just cups. Don’t ask why — I have my reasons.<br/><br/>And despite my 55 pounds, I absolutely believe I fit in your lap. If you sit, I sit — cuddles are non-negotiable.<br/><br/>Why You’ll Love Me<br/><br/>I’m sweet, silly, easygoing, and (if I may brag) impressively well-behaved for a husky. My foster calls me “the happiest little guy around,” and I say making you happy makes me happy.<br/><br/>Currently crashing with my foster family in San Francisco — ready to boop my way into your heart.<br/><br/>? Apply to meet me! I promise to boop your heart.

I’m Chance — but my foster human sister calls me Cheese. I’m a 2-year-old, 55 lb male Husky mix with one blue eye, one amber eye, two velvety ears, and one giant heart wrapped in soft husky fluff.

The Basics

I’m house-trained, easy on the leash, and I love kids. I’m gentle, polite, and not the kind of guy to swipe snacks off the table (unless it’s dropped… and even then, I politely ask with my eyes).

I’m also great with other dogs! My signature move? A gentle paw tap to ask if they’d like to play. If they say no, I respect it. I take doggy feedback like a champ.

My Talents

I’m a one-dog circus: I play fetch with myself by bouncing and chasing my ball, and I even collect my toys and bring them to one special spot in the yard for solo play sessions (and yes, I bring them back inside, too — you’re welcome!).

I know how to “shake hands” and will give you my paw before patiently sitting to wait for my meals.

I only need two short walks a day (about 30 minutes in the m

I’m Chance — but my foster human sister calls me Cheese. I’m a 2-year-old, 55 lb male Husky mix with one blue eye, one amber eye, two velvety ears, and one giant heart wrapped in soft husky fluff.

The Basics

I’m house-trained, easy on the leash, and I love kids. I’m gentle, polite, and not the kind of guy to swipe snacks off the table (unless it’s dropped… and even then, I politely ask with my eyes).

I’m also great with other dogs! My signature move? A gentle paw tap to ask if they’d like to play. If they say no, I respect it. I take doggy feedback like a champ.

My Talents

I’m a one-dog circus: I play fetch with myself by bouncing and chasing my ball, and I even collect my toys and bring them to one special spot in the yard for solo play sessions (and yes, I bring them back inside, too — you’re welcome!).

I know how to “shake hands” and will give you my paw before patiently sitting to wait for my meals.

I only need two short walks a day (about 30 minutes in the morning and evening). The rest of the time, I’m napping, quietly playing with my toys, or offering emotional support during your Zoom meetings. I’ve been told I’m a great coworker — no mic interruptions, just soulful eye contact.

My Vibe

I’m polite with skunks (true story!) and friendly with cats — no chasing, no barking, just curious observation. I’m a respectful neighbor all aro