Reggie

Let’s give a warm welcome to foster Reggie!<br/><br/>It’s only been a few short days since we welcomed Reggie into our home after he spent the last month living in the kennel at the vet while waiting for a foster to open up.<br/><br/>We don’t know much about his past, but it’s clear this sweet boy is soaking up the comforts of a real home and rising to the occasion beautifully.<br/><br/>Reggie has followed the 3-3-3 rule to a T. He’s already begun to decompress and settle in, showing us just how adaptable and eager he is to please.<br/><br/>For such a young dog, he’s impressively well-mannered — zero accidents in the house, sleeping through the night in his crate, calm and cooperative during his first bath, walks well on a leash, and is great with young kids!<br/><br/>This one-year-old charmer is truly the full package.<br/><br/>He enjoys chewing on an antler bone or playing with small toys that crinkle or squeak, and after some playtime, he’s happy to curl up for a nap in a soft, fluffy bed or right next to you on the couch.<br/><br/>Reggie is doing a great job respecting the boundaries of our senior mini poodle and is learning about cats — while he does bark at our cat, it seems to come from curiosity rather than aggression, and he’s continuing to learn.<br/><br/>Like any puppy, he’s working through some normal behaviors such as jumping and gentle nibbling when excited, but he’s already making great progress in just a few days with consistency and guidance.<br/><br/>Reggie has so many amazing qualities for such a young dog and has all the potential to be an incredible family companion with continued structure and love.<br/><br/>We can’t wait to keep sharing his journey as we learn more about him.<br/><br/>1 year old, neutered male, heartworm negative, nares and palate surgery, ready for adoption and his FUREVER home!

Let’s give a warm welcome to foster Reggie!

It’s only been a few short days since we welcomed Reggie into our home after he spent the last month living in the kennel at the vet while waiting for a foster to open up.

We don’t know much about his past, but it’s clear this sweet boy is soaking up the comforts of a real home and rising to the occasion beautifully.

Reggie has followed the 3-3-3 rule to a T. He’s already begun to decompress and settle in, showing us just how adaptable and eager he is to please.

For such a young dog, he’s impressively well-mannered — zero accidents in the house, sleeping through the night in his crate, calm and cooperative during his first bath, walks well on a leash, and is great with young kids!

This one-year-old charmer is truly the full package.

He enjoys chewing on an antler bone or playing with small toys that crinkle or squeak, and after some playtime, he’s happy to curl up for a nap in a soft, fluffy bed or right next to you on the couch

Let’s give a warm welcome to foster Reggie!

It’s only been a few short days since we welcomed Reggie into our home after he spent the last month living in the kennel at the vet while waiting for a foster to open up.

We don’t know much about his past, but it’s clear this sweet boy is soaking up the comforts of a real home and rising to the occasion beautifully.

Reggie has followed the 3-3-3 rule to a T. He’s already begun to decompress and settle in, showing us just how adaptable and eager he is to please.

For such a young dog, he’s impressively well-mannered — zero accidents in the house, sleeping through the night in his crate, calm and cooperative during his first bath, walks well on a leash, and is great with young kids!

This one-year-old charmer is truly the full package.

He enjoys chewing on an antler bone or playing with small toys that crinkle or squeak, and after some playtime, he’s happy to curl up for a nap in a soft, fluffy bed or right next to you on the couch.

Reggie is doing a great job respecting the boundaries of our senior mini poodle and is learning about cats — while he does bark at our cat, it seems to come from curiosity rather than aggression, and he’s continuing to learn.

Like any puppy, he’s working through some normal behaviors such as jumping and gentle nibbling when excited, but he’s already making great progress in jus