Snoopy

Meet Snoopy, the silly little sidekick you never knew you needed! This young terrier mix, likely under a year old, is a ball of energy and enthusiasm, always ready for car rides, playtime with squeaky toys, and snuggles galore. And as an added bonus, he's house trained and comes with training! It's a wonder he's still single, especially considering his rough start in life - he was dumped on the hummelstown trails, but he's not letting that get him down. <br/>Snoopy would do great with a K9 sibling as he does have separation anxiety. He is receiving medications to help him conquer his fears. We believe having a fur sibling will help him manage his anxieties. He will require a fenced in yard and a home that doesn't have a lot of excitement.

Meet Snoopy, the silly little sidekick you never knew you needed! This young terrier mix, likely under a year old, is a ball of energy and enthusiasm, always ready for car rides, playtime with squeaky toys, and snuggles galore. And as an added bonus, he's house trained and comes with training! It's a wonder he's still single, especially considering his rough start in life - he was dumped on the hummelstown trails, but he's not letting that get him down.
Snoopy would do great with a K9 sibling as he does have separation anxiety. He is receiving medications to help him conquer his fears. We believe having a fur sibling will help him manage his anxieties. He will require a fenced in yard and a home that doesn't have a lot of excitement.

Meet Snoopy, the silly little sidekick you never knew you needed! This young terrier mix, likely under a year old, is a ball of energy and enthusiasm, always ready for car rides, playtime with squeaky toys, and snuggles galore. And as an added bonus, he's house trained and comes with training! It's a wonder he's still single, especially considering his rough start in life - he was dumped on the hummelstown trails, but he's not letting that get him down.
Snoopy would do great with a K9 sibling as he does have separation anxiety. He is receiving medications to help him conquer his fears. We believe having a fur sibling will help him manage his anxieties. He will require a fenced in yard and a home that doesn't have a lot of excitement.