Teddy

Meet Teddy, a sweet, gentle soul who has been through a lot and still greets the world with soft eyes and a wagging tail.<br/><br/>Teddy is 7 years old. He has a neurological autoimmune disorder. We don’t fully understand it yet, and we can’t predict how it will affect him long-term. He could live a full, happy life... or he may face challenges related to the condition as time goes on. This disorder causes small episodes where he shakes for a few minutes and may become wobbly or his legs may stiffen. The neurologist says the disorder is linked to the part of the brain that controls balance. He is on medication and will need to stay on it for life. Other than these occasional episodes, he is a happy, heathy boy. <br/><br/>Teddy is a loving, affectionate boy who lights up for attention, enjoys quiet moments, and just wants to be someone’s dog. He deserves a family who can love him for exactly who he is—one day at a time. Someone patient, prepared for possible medical needs, and ready to give him the secure, gentle home he’s waiting for. <br/><br/>He does well with other dogs. Don’t know how he would be with cats since he isn’t currently around them but he is pretty laid back so he would probably do ok.<br/><br/>Teddy likes to be close all the time. He will follow you around like a shadow.<br/><br/>He sleeps well in a crate at night, without a peep. If his foster mom goes out during the day, she leaves him loose and he does great as long as there is no food he can get into. He pretty much just sleeps on the couch waiting for her to come home. She has crated him when going out and he generally just makes a few squeaks and calms down. <br/><br/>Teddy LOVES to eat. He is very food motivated. He will let you know when it time to eat long before it is by sitting and staring at you. It’s pretty funny, if you go to pet him he will back up as to tell you, it isn’t time for lovin', it’s time for eat'n.<br/><br/>Teddy walks well on a leash and loves car rides. <br/><br/>If your heart is open to a special boy who will give you every bit of love he has, please fill out an application at www.homesfurhounds.org

Meet Teddy, a sweet, gentle soul who has been through a lot and still greets the world with soft eyes and a wagging tail.

Teddy is 7 years old. He has a neurological autoimmune disorder. We don’t fully understand it yet, and we can’t predict how it will affect him long-term. He could live a full, happy life... or he may face challenges related to the condition as time goes on. This disorder causes small episodes where he shakes for a few minutes and may become wobbly or his legs may stiffen. The neurologist says the disorder is linked to the part of the brain that controls balance. He is on medication and will need to stay on it for life. Other than these occasional episodes, he is a happy, heathy boy.

Teddy is a loving, affectionate boy who lights up for attention, enjoys quiet moments, and just wants to be someone’s dog. He deserves a family who can love him for exactly who he is—one day at a time. Someone patient, prepared for possible medical needs, and ready to give him the secure, gentle home he’s wa

Meet Teddy, a sweet, gentle soul who has been through a lot and still greets the world with soft eyes and a wagging tail.

Teddy is 7 years old. He has a neurological autoimmune disorder. We don’t fully understand it yet, and we can’t predict how it will affect him long-term. He could live a full, happy life... or he may face challenges related to the condition as time goes on. This disorder causes small episodes where he shakes for a few minutes and may become wobbly or his legs may stiffen. The neurologist says the disorder is linked to the part of the brain that controls balance. He is on medication and will need to stay on it for life. Other than these occasional episodes, he is a happy, heathy boy.

Teddy is a loving, affectionate boy who lights up for attention, enjoys quiet moments, and just wants to be someone’s dog. He deserves a family who can love him for exactly who he is—one day at a time. Someone patient, prepared for possible medical needs, and ready to give him the secure, gentle home he’s waiting for.

He does well with other dogs. Don’t know how he would be with cats since he isn’t currently around them but he is pretty laid back so he would probably do ok.

Teddy likes to be close all the time. He will follow you around like a shadow.

He sleeps well in a crate at night, without a peep. If his foster mom goes out during the day, she leaves him loose and