Chichi Junior and Puppy Chulo

Brothers ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo found themselves at the<br/><br/>shelter when their person passed away. With all those changes, it is understandable why they didn't do<br/><br/>well in the shelter, but they reverted right into being fun, happy dogs in foster care. They are about 4.5 years old and 17 pounds each.<br/><br/>They are both very friendly with people, other dogs, cats and kids. They have a toddler foster sister that sometimes becomes too much for them, but<br/><br/>they just go to their safe place, their crate, where she knows she has to leave them alone. They love to run and play together and they sleep together in their crate, but really love to sleep under the covers in bed. They are barkers, but listen when you tell them to stop. They are potty trained and leashed trained. They are picky eaters, especially Puppy Chulo, the one with the white muzzle. They love car rides, trips to the pet store, meeting people, camping trips, participating in dog races, in fact - you name it and these brothers are probably game to try it out.<br/><br/>If you are looking for a fun pair to give you lots of entertainment, these could be your boys!<br/><br/>Grateful Dogs Rescue incurs substantial veterinary and other expenses in rescuing our dogs. In order to recoup some of these costs, we request a tax-deductible donation for each adoption. The suggested donation for ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo is $500.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting<br/><br/>ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo<br/><br/>, please complete our online adoption application at<br/>https://www.gratefuldogsrescue.org/adoption-process/<br/><br/>. One of our volunteers will get back to you. Adoptions are local, confined to the SF Bay Area.<br/><br/>See our other available dogs at<br/>https://www.gratefuldogsrescue.org/available-dogs/<br/><br/>ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo are being fostered in Rohnert Park.

Brothers ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo found themselves at the

shelter when their person passed away. With all those changes, it is understandable why they didn't do

well in the shelter, but they reverted right into being fun, happy dogs in foster care. They are about 4.5 years old and 17 pounds each.

They are both very friendly with people, other dogs, cats and kids. They have a toddler foster sister that sometimes becomes too much for them, but

they just go to their safe place, their crate, where she knows she has to leave them alone. They love to run and play together and they sleep together in their crate, but really love to sleep under the covers in bed. They are barkers, but listen when you tell them to stop. They are potty trained and leashed trained. They are picky eaters, especially Puppy Chulo, the one with the white muzzle. They love car rides, trips to the pet store, meeting people, camping trips, participating in dog races, in fact - you name it and these brothers are probably

Brothers ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo found themselves at the

shelter when their person passed away. With all those changes, it is understandable why they didn't do

well in the shelter, but they reverted right into being fun, happy dogs in foster care. They are about 4.5 years old and 17 pounds each.

They are both very friendly with people, other dogs, cats and kids. They have a toddler foster sister that sometimes becomes too much for them, but

they just go to their safe place, their crate, where she knows she has to leave them alone. They love to run and play together and they sleep together in their crate, but really love to sleep under the covers in bed. They are barkers, but listen when you tell them to stop. They are potty trained and leashed trained. They are picky eaters, especially Puppy Chulo, the one with the white muzzle. They love car rides, trips to the pet store, meeting people, camping trips, participating in dog races, in fact - you name it and these brothers are probably game to try it out.

If you are looking for a fun pair to give you lots of entertainment, these could be your boys!

Grateful Dogs Rescue incurs substantial veterinary and other expenses in rescuing our dogs. In order to recoup some of these costs, we request a tax-deductible donation for each adoption. The suggested donation for ChiChi Junior and Puppy Chulo is $500.

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