Dexter #453

Hi, my name is Dexter. I&#39;m a happy-go-lucky guy who got dealt a bad hand in life, but I am not letting that get me down. I live life to my fullest despite my mobility issues!<br/><br/>I&#39;m a seven year-old bundle of energy and joy. I&#39;m a Maltese-poodle mix (who looks an awful lot like a Bichon, in my auntie&#39;s opinion!) I was born with a neurological disorder that affects my equilibrium and my ability to walk--but I don&#39;t let that get me down! I&#39;m too smart for that...nothing stops me. BROC has equipped me with the latest and greatest doggie wheels, of course, and I&#39;m a champion driver--but even without wheels I can scramble around the yard to chase my foster brother - as well as any other dog. My technique might not win awards, but I don&#39;t care! I get to where I want to go, with or without wheels.<br/><br/>Speaking of &#34;go&#34;...I am fully housebroken. All I need is someone to take me to the &#34;potty place&#34; a few times a day (same as any other dog), and that is one of the reasons I need a special person. You see, I can&#39;t get to the yard on my own, and it isn&#39;t safe for me to be alone out there anyway. My special person also would need to ensure my safety in the home. Being that I&#39;m not so graceful, my person needs to make sure the home is safe - without things that could harm me if I were to, let&#39;s say, meet them head-on at cruising speed. My current foster mom created a large, enclosed &#34;Dexter Den&#34; for me, complete with a big bed, my favorite toys, water of course, and plenty of space to move around. I stay in my den when my foster mom needs to leave the house. When she&#39;s home, I just hang out in my den or roam around.<br/><br/>The bottom line is this: Apart from my neurological condition, I am a very normal, healthy dog who is full of joy and very loving. Everyone I meet falls in love with me, because I know how to put on the charm! I don&#39;t require a lot of work, but I do need special help and attention...thus it takes a special person. If you have room in your heart and home for delightful me, please complete an adoption application. https://bichonrescueoc.org/adoption-applicationk<br/><br/> Please visit our website www.bichonrescueoc.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.

Hi, my name is Dexter. I'm a happy-go-lucky guy who got dealt a bad hand in life, but I am not letting that get me down. I live life to my fullest despite my mobility issues!

I'm a seven year-old bundle of energy and joy. I'm a Maltese-poodle mix (who looks an awful lot like a Bichon, in my auntie's opinion!) I was born with a neurological disorder that affects my equilibrium and my ability to walk--but I don't let that get me down! I'm too smart for that...nothing stops me. BROC has equipped me with the latest and greatest doggie wheels, of course, and I'm a champion driver--but even without wheels I can scramble around the yard to chase my foster brother - as well as any other dog. My technique might not win awards, but I don't care! I get to where I want to go, with or without wheels.

Speaking of "go"...I am fully housebroken. All I need is someone to take me to the "potty place" a few times a day (same as any other dog), and that is one of the reasons I ne

Hi, my name is Dexter. I'm a happy-go-lucky guy who got dealt a bad hand in life, but I am not letting that get me down. I live life to my fullest despite my mobility issues!

I'm a seven year-old bundle of energy and joy. I'm a Maltese-poodle mix (who looks an awful lot like a Bichon, in my auntie's opinion!) I was born with a neurological disorder that affects my equilibrium and my ability to walk--but I don't let that get me down! I'm too smart for that...nothing stops me. BROC has equipped me with the latest and greatest doggie wheels, of course, and I'm a champion driver--but even without wheels I can scramble around the yard to chase my foster brother - as well as any other dog. My technique might not win awards, but I don't care! I get to where I want to go, with or without wheels.

Speaking of "go"...I am fully housebroken. All I need is someone to take me to the "potty place" a few times a day (same as any other dog), and that is one of the reasons I need a special person. You see, I can't get to the yard on my own, and it isn't safe for me to be alone out there anyway. My special person also would need to ensure my safety in the home. Being that I'm not so graceful, my person needs to make sure the home is safe - without things that could harm me if I were to, let's say, meet them head-on at cruising speed. My current foster mom