Pop Rocks

Pop Rocks was so happy to get TWO weekend breaks from the shelter with a volunteer foster and her dog. Her foster wrote a kinda perfect summary of this sweet, earnest girl. So, we're going to let her foster take it from here: <br/><br/><br/>Pop Rocks (aka Poppy) is a real firecracker disguised as a docile little mouse. She's very skittish at first, and she enjoys hiding out in little cave-like spaces to feel safe. Once she's warmed up to someone, she turns into a cuddly lap dog.<br/><br/>Pop Rocks will do very well in a home with another dog. She took her cues from my dog, and walking alongside another dog helped her with her anxiety and discomfort wearing a harness on walks. <br/><br/>Pop Rocks also loooves to play. She's definitely still a puppy, and I have many videos of her playing rough with my dog. She will thrive with a family that will take her on long walks and throw toys for her for hours. <br/><br/> <br/>She's not 100% house trained yet, but she's well on her way to becoming a perfect family dog. She will need a family that can dedicate the time to training her and helping build her confidence. She's also very mischievous. I caught her climbing on the coffee table and digging in the trash on multiple occasions this week. <br/><br/>Pop Rocks loves:<br/><br/>Chewing up fluffy toys<br/>Stealing socks<br/>Having a dog companion<br/>Belly rubs <br/> <br/><br/>Pop Rocks does not enjoy:<br/><br/>Loud noises<br/>Unfamiliar men<br/>Being brushed or getting a bath.<br/><br/>Pop Rocks will likely feel most comfortable with an adopter who has another friendly dog. Dogs give her a feeling of comfort, and she just lights up when she has the chance to plays with another dog.

Pop Rocks was so happy to get TWO weekend breaks from the shelter with a volunteer foster and her dog. Her foster wrote a kinda perfect summary of this sweet, earnest girl. So, we're going to let her foster take it from here:


Pop Rocks (aka Poppy) is a real firecracker disguised as a docile little mouse. She's very skittish at first, and she enjoys hiding out in little cave-like spaces to feel safe. Once she's warmed up to someone, she turns into a cuddly lap dog.

Pop Rocks will do very well in a home with another dog. She took her cues from my dog, and walking alongside another dog helped her with her anxiety and discomfort wearing a harness on walks.

Pop Rocks also loooves to play. She's definitely still a puppy, and I have many videos of her playing rough with my dog. She will thrive with a family that will take her on long walks and throw toys for her for hours.


She's not 100% house trained yet, but she's well on her way to becoming a perfect family dog. She will need a f

Pop Rocks was so happy to get TWO weekend breaks from the shelter with a volunteer foster and her dog. Her foster wrote a kinda perfect summary of this sweet, earnest girl. So, we're going to let her foster take it from here:


Pop Rocks (aka Poppy) is a real firecracker disguised as a docile little mouse. She's very skittish at first, and she enjoys hiding out in little cave-like spaces to feel safe. Once she's warmed up to someone, she turns into a cuddly lap dog.

Pop Rocks will do very well in a home with another dog. She took her cues from my dog, and walking alongside another dog helped her with her anxiety and discomfort wearing a harness on walks.

Pop Rocks also loooves to play. She's definitely still a puppy, and I have many videos of her playing rough with my dog. She will thrive with a family that will take her on long walks and throw toys for her for hours.


She's not 100% house trained yet, but she's well on her way to becoming a perfect family dog. She will need a family that can dedicate the time to training her and helping build her confidence. She's also very mischievous. I caught her climbing on the coffee table and digging in the trash on multiple occasions this week.

Pop Rocks loves:

Chewing up fluffy toys
Stealing socks
Having a dog companion
Belly rubs


Pop Rocks does not enjoy:

Loud noises
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