Creed - Male Young Miniature Schnauzer for Adoption in Chatham County, NC

I adopted Gidget from my local shelter. She is a very sweet dog and very well-mannered for her age (10 months). She already knows sit, down, and leave it, and working on drop it and coming when called. She is a playful pup and loves to run around my backyard. With slow introductions, she has done well with my cats, and does best with my more confident, dog-friendly cat. Gidget LOVES to meet new people, and usually automatically sits when meeting them. She also loves my 7-yr old niece (I have not seen her around younger children). Once she’s gotten her energy out, Gidget enjoys cuddling on the couch. We've been working on crate training, but she has been able to be left out in a room without being destructive for a full workday. She is dog-reactive, which we’ve been working on, and she’s already shown improvement. Any adopter will need to be willing to continue to work on that with her. Overall, she’s a great companion and I think she will grow up to be a wonderful dog.

He’s loving , loves kids , playful, loves to cuddle and eat doggy snacks ☺️

She is a cuddle. Sh3 loves her stomach rubbed. She listens very well

Yoo-Hoo is a young catahoula leopard dog, pure bred based on our embark test. We originally found her at a shelter where she arrived extremely malnourished and stayed 2.5 months before we adopted her. We currently have 3 other dogs and two cats, and believe she may be better suited for someone who can provide her more exercise and enrichment. She is okay with both dogs and cats, but will need to be slowly introduced with any other dogs in the home. Her deafness brings some challenges, and the tends to get frightened easily. Once she trusts the other dog, she is much more relaxed. A home without young children will be best. Any people interacting with her need to know she is deaf, and know not to sneak up on her. A house with a yard and the ability to spend time with her throughout the day is needed. Her energy levels are extremely high and she is very intelligent. She is crate trained and knows some basic commands. We are working with hand signals for sit, down, wait, and come, and we have positively conditioned her with a vibration collar for recall. She is an absolutely wonderful dog. Extremely goofy and expressive, loves to play and loves attention. If you have the time, caring for her is extremely rewarding. Rehoming her is not urgent, but we know we cannot provide all of the time and enrichment she needs. We are hoping to find someone committed to providing for all of her needs. If there are other dogs in the home, a meet and greet would be required. Please reach out with any questions you have!