Coco

Coco has recently turned 7 and while she is a docile old lady at heart, Coco still exhibits puppy-like energy and enthusiasm, such as when she gets zoomies at dinner time and when she gets bum wiggles when its time to go for a 'walk'. Coco is the most perfect girl, she is toilet trained, doesn't chew anything and is not a mischievous girl, walks well on lead, isn't one to try and run away (e.g if the door opens) as she would much prefer to be where her humans are, relaxes during car rides, and puts up with the less favourable tasks such as baths and nail trims with no fuss at all. Coco is completely fine with every dog she has met, she loves to have a sniff and will say hello while out on walks. Coco has been living with another small and young foster fur-sibling, and has been doing so well at learning to live life with another dog in the home. Although Coco is not a big player, she has learnt to occasionally play with her foster brother and they are often found cuddling on the couch together.

Coco would be the perfect fit for any home or family. Coco's ideal home would be where her family is home more often than not, as Coco is a little companion dog and gets very attached to her humans. Although Coco would be fine with young children, an adult only home or a home with older children may be preferable, as Coco would love to be in an environment where her boundaries can be respected. Coco would be happy living with another dog that gives her space when needed and who is after a cuddly little companion, rather than a high-energy playmate. Coco would also be equally as happy living with her humans if they are home and spending time with her. Coco isn't a super active girl and wouldn't suit a super active household, although she does enjoy going on her little walks.

Coco has ongoing medical issues that are typical for her breed, including some allergies, a moderate heart murmur and a condition called Chiari-like Malformation.