Clover

Meet Clover! Clover is an adorable, 1 year old, 14 lb mini Doodle mix—most likely a Sheepadoodle (just our best guess based on her looks, as we don’t DNA test our rescue dogs).<br/><br/>Clover is a total cuddle bug who absolutely adores being close to her people and with other dogs. Big or small, Clover loves all other dogs! We believe Clover will do best in a home with another friendly dog to keep her company. She’s shown that while she’s well-behaved when left alone (no chewing or destructive behavior!), she does get a bit sad and will cry if she’s by herself — but when she has dog friends around, she’s content.<br/><br/>Clover can be a little shy when meeting men, but she warms up quickly with just a bit of patience and kindness (and treats!). Give her a few hours, and you’ll see her gentle, affectionate personality shine through.<br/><br/>Since Clover is a young dog, she is a blank slate. Positive reinforcement / force- free virtual or in-person training classes with her family and a positive reinforcement trainer would truly serve both Clover and her people (as it does every dog and their family). Together they will learn the skills to have this sweet as can be dog become a companion that is well-behaved (she's pretty close right now!) in almost all situation. It also creates strong bonds of love and respect between dog and family.<br/><br/>We envision Clover either as an only-dog in a dog-crazy family or sharing her home with a gentle, playful doggie-friend. Clover loves playtime and naps with other dogs but would also do well as a single pup if her family was attentive to her needs for play and snuggle time.<br/><br/>Clover wouldn't be happy spending the long hours alone while her people work full-time outside of the home. alone. She is far too people-oriented to be happy with that arrangement. A retiree or a younger person who works from a home-based office would be perfect for Clover. She would love the periodic belly rubs, walks and consistency of those relationships. Being a young dog, she'd also learn that she's always loved and cared for. This is a lesson that results in a happy, confident and well-bonded dog.<br/><br/>Clover has a gorgeous, scruffy non-shedding coat that's currently shelter-sad. She will require a lifelong commitment to periodic grooming and excellent nutrition, A five star food and a daily salmon oil supplement will bring Clover's hair back to the cottony-soft and shining coat that is consistent with her breed mix.<br/><br/>Clover has been fully vetted, vaccinated and spayed to fulfill Farfel's commitment to adopting out only healthy dogs that won't contribute to the canine overpopulation challenge.<br/><br/>Clover will be arriving on transport in Boulder on Saturday 3/14/2026. If interested in this very sweet and loving family dog, please fill out an application at http://farfels.com/farfels-rescue/adoption-form/ completely and submit.<br/><br/>**PLEASE NOTE** If you're truly interested in adopting Clover, please be sure to fill out our Farfel's Rescue adoption application found at the link above or at farfels.com. Adoption site applications such as Petfinder and Adoptapet don't provide enough information and therefore aren't useful. Our Farfel's application is the only initial tool that we have to determine a great match for this very deserving dog. We're sorry, but in most cases, we're unable to get back to those that don't submit our Farfel's Rescue adoption application. Thanks very much for choosing rescue.

Meet Clover! Clover is an adorable, 1 year old, 14 lb mini Doodle mix—most likely a Sheepadoodle (just our best guess based on her looks, as we don’t DNA test our rescue dogs).

Clover is a total cuddle bug who absolutely adores being close to her people and with other dogs. Big or small, Clover loves all other dogs! We believe Clover will do best in a home with another friendly dog to keep her company. She’s shown that while she’s well-behaved when left alone (no chewing or destructive behavior!), she does get a bit sad and will cry if she’s by herself — but when she has dog friends around, she’s content.

Clover can be a little shy when meeting men, but she warms up quickly with just a bit of patience and kindness (and treats!). Give her a few hours, and you’ll see her gentle, affectionate personality shine through.

Since Clover is a young dog, she is a blank slate. Positive reinforcement / force- free virtual or in-person training classes with her family and a positive reinforcement trainer would

Meet Clover! Clover is an adorable, 1 year old, 14 lb mini Doodle mix—most likely a Sheepadoodle (just our best guess based on her looks, as we don’t DNA test our rescue dogs).

Clover is a total cuddle bug who absolutely adores being close to her people and with other dogs. Big or small, Clover loves all other dogs! We believe Clover will do best in a home with another friendly dog to keep her company. She’s shown that while she’s well-behaved when left alone (no chewing or destructive behavior!), she does get a bit sad and will cry if she’s by herself — but when she has dog friends around, she’s content.

Clover can be a little shy when meeting men, but she warms up quickly with just a bit of patience and kindness (and treats!). Give her a few hours, and you’ll see her gentle, affectionate personality shine through.

Since Clover is a young dog, she is a blank slate. Positive reinforcement / force- free virtual or in-person training classes with her family and a positive reinforcement trainer would truly serve both Clover and her people (as it does every dog and their family). Together they will learn the skills to have this sweet as can be dog become a companion that is well-behaved (she's pretty close right now!) in almost all situation. It also creates strong bonds of love and respect between dog and family.

We envision Clover either as an only-dog in a dog-crazy family or sharin