Teddy

Meet our Teddy Bear 🧸<br/><br/>Teddy is one of the most recent poodle mix pups from Seligman. Vet thinks he is about a year old, and he weighs in at 13.4 pounds; the vet doesn't think he'll get much bigger than this. <br/><br/>He was a little shy when we first took him in as a foster, but it only took a day or two before he warmed up. He can still be a bit standoffish if he knows he's going into his kennel, or if he's busy playing with his foster siblings. For the most part he walks well on the leash, but sometimes he forgets and runs after a leaf or something equally silly. Slip lead seems to work best for him. <br/><br/>He still doesn't answer to his name, so changing it will probably not be a big deal. He is housebroken and dog door trained, and working on crate training. Teddy would do best in a home with another dog to help him with his timid behavior. He has been neutered and chipped<br/><br/>https://www.yavapaihumanetrappers.org/preadoption-application

Meet our Teddy Bear 🧸

Teddy is one of the most recent poodle mix pups from Seligman. Vet thinks he is about a year old, and he weighs in at 13.4 pounds; the vet doesn't think he'll get much bigger than this.

He was a little shy when we first took him in as a foster, but it only took a day or two before he warmed up. He can still be a bit standoffish if he knows he's going into his kennel, or if he's busy playing with his foster siblings. For the most part he walks well on the leash, but sometimes he forgets and runs after a leaf or something equally silly. Slip lead seems to work best for him.

He still doesn't answer to his name, so changing it will probably not be a big deal. He is housebroken and dog door trained, and working on crate training. Teddy would do best in a home with another dog to help him with his timid behavior. He has been neutered and chipped

https://www.yavapaihumanetrappers.org/preadoption-application

Meet our Teddy Bear 🧸

Teddy is one of the most recent poodle mix pups from Seligman. Vet thinks he is about a year old, and he weighs in at 13.4 pounds; the vet doesn't think he'll get much bigger than this.

He was a little shy when we first took him in as a foster, but it only took a day or two before he warmed up. He can still be a bit standoffish if he knows he's going into his kennel, or if he's busy playing with his foster siblings. For the most part he walks well on the leash, but sometimes he forgets and runs after a leaf or something equally silly. Slip lead seems to work best for him.

He still doesn't answer to his name, so changing it will probably not be a big deal. He is housebroken and dog door trained, and working on crate training. Teddy would do best in a home with another dog to help him with his timid behavior. He has been neutered and chipped

https://www.yavapaihumanetrappers.org/preadoption-application