Snoopy, Smart little fellow!

Snoopy is Chippy’s sibling. He is 5 years old and weighs 7 lbs. He too finds himself to be very lucky to be done with being bred. Because their “kitchen breeder” kept her breeding dogs in the house, they are at least well socialized and were well fed. Snoopy loves other dogs, but in realty, it could not have been that much fun to live in a house where one has to compete for human attention and must quickly gobble food down or get it snatched from under the muzzle. Sadly, Snoopy and several other small dogs spent the cold winter months in their breeder’s condemned house after the municipality evicted the family and was forced to move in with a relative. <br/><br/>Snoopy surely would not mind sharing his new life with a few other critters, or be the sole apple of his adoptive family’s eyes.<br/>He is a loving, sweet little fellow, who is anxiously waiting to start the second chapter of his life and finally experience what it is like to be a true family pet.

Snoopy is Chippy’s sibling. He is 5 years old and weighs 7 lbs. He too finds himself to be very lucky to be done with being bred. Because their “kitchen breeder” kept her breeding dogs in the house, they are at least well socialized and were well fed. Snoopy loves other dogs, but in realty, it could not have been that much fun to live in a house where one has to compete for human attention and must quickly gobble food down or get it snatched from under the muzzle. Sadly, Snoopy and several other small dogs spent the cold winter months in their breeder’s condemned house after the municipality evicted the family and was forced to move in with a relative.

Snoopy surely would not mind sharing his new life with a few other critters, or be the sole apple of his adoptive family’s eyes.
He is a loving, sweet little fellow, who is anxiously waiting to start the second chapter of his life and finally experience what it is like to be a true family pet.

Snoopy is Chippy’s sibling. He is 5 years old and weighs 7 lbs. He too finds himself to be very lucky to be done with being bred. Because their “kitchen breeder” kept her breeding dogs in the house, they are at least well socialized and were well fed. Snoopy loves other dogs, but in realty, it could not have been that much fun to live in a house where one has to compete for human attention and must quickly gobble food down or get it snatched from under the muzzle. Sadly, Snoopy and several other small dogs spent the cold winter months in their breeder’s condemned house after the municipality evicted the family and was forced to move in with a relative.

Snoopy surely would not mind sharing his new life with a few other critters, or be the sole apple of his adoptive family’s eyes.
He is a loving, sweet little fellow, who is anxiously waiting to start the second chapter of his life and finally experience what it is like to be a true family pet.