Mochi

Meet Mochi – Looking for His Forever Home!<br/><br/>Mochi is a standard Poodle, believed to be around 3 years old, with a stunning white and apricot coat and beautiful liver-colored features. He's a handsome boy with a sweet personality and is ready to find a family to call his own.<br/><br/>The Good ❤ï ̧<br/><br/>Loves people—both men and women.<br/><br/>Gets along well with other dogs and tends to be the submissive one in the group.<br/><br/>Moderate energy level—not hyper, but still enjoys play and activity.<br/><br/>Very food motivated, making him eager to learn and train.<br/><br/>Does his business outside and is making great progress with house manners.<br/><br/>The Challenges<br/><br/>Like many young dogs, Mochi is still learning some household rules.<br/><br/>He enjoys counter surfing if food is left within reach.<br/><br/>Will chew inappropriate items if bored, so plenty of chew toys, bones, and enrichment activities are important.<br/><br/>Experiences separation anxiety and will bark when left alone.<br/><br/>Crate training is currently a work in progress.<br/><br/>Because he's still a young, enthusiastic dog, he may be a little too much for very small children.<br/><br/>The Ideal Home Mochi would do best in a home where someone is around more often than not and where he can continue building confidence and good habits. Due to his barking when left alone, an apartment or townhouse is probably not the best fit. A home with a yard and a family committed to ongoing training would be ideal.<br/><br/>Mochi is a wonderful dog with a lot of love to give. With patience, structure, and consistency, he will make an incredible companion for the right family.<br/><br/>Interested in meeting Mochi? Reach out to learn more about this sweet boy and see if he's the perfect addition to your family!<br/><br/>Www.pawsofloverescue.comApplications can be found online at www.pawsofloverescue.com, under the adopt tab. We require an approved application before a meet and greet is set up.

Meet Mochi – Looking for His Forever Home!

Mochi is a standard Poodle, believed to be around 3 years old, with a stunning white and apricot coat and beautiful liver-colored features. He's a handsome boy with a sweet personality and is ready to find a family to call his own.

The Good ❤ï ̧

Loves people—both men and women.

Gets along well with other dogs and tends to be the submissive one in the group.

Moderate energy level—not hyper, but still enjoys play and activity.

Very food motivated, making him eager to learn and train.

Does his business outside and is making great progress with house manners.

The Challenges

Like many young dogs, Mochi is still learning some household rules.

He enjoys counter surfing if food is left within reach.

Will chew inappropriate items if bored, so plenty of chew toys, bones, and enrichment activities are important.

Experiences separation anxiety and will bark when left alone.

Meet Mochi – Looking for His Forever Home!

Mochi is a standard Poodle, believed to be around 3 years old, with a stunning white and apricot coat and beautiful liver-colored features. He's a handsome boy with a sweet personality and is ready to find a family to call his own.

The Good ❤ï ̧

Loves people—both men and women.

Gets along well with other dogs and tends to be the submissive one in the group.

Moderate energy level—not hyper, but still enjoys play and activity.

Very food motivated, making him eager to learn and train.

Does his business outside and is making great progress with house manners.

The Challenges

Like many young dogs, Mochi is still learning some household rules.

He enjoys counter surfing if food is left within reach.

Will chew inappropriate items if bored, so plenty of chew toys, bones, and enrichment activities are important.

Experiences separation anxiety and will bark when left alone.

Crate training is currently a work in progress.

Because he's still a young, enthusiastic dog, he may be a little too much for very small children.

The Ideal Home Mochi would do best in a home where someone is around more often than not and where he can continue building confidence and good habits. Due to his barking when left alone, an apartment or townhouse is probably not the b