cheetah

Cheetah is a 4 year old 10 pound poodle/terrier. She’s soo sweet but very anxious. She’s very quiet, & stays in one spot and balls up and falls asleep instantly. When she eats she likes to move all the kibble out the bowl and eat it off the floor sometimes. She’s very shy. She has been around other small dogs and they get along great, but she doesn’t really seem to want to play with them. I do find her sometimes playing alone like chewing on a toy or even jumping on and off the couch for fun since that’s something she recently learned how to do.

Overall she’s very sweet, quiet & loving. She sleeps the whole night, and in the be. She is doing well with potty training & pees in the dog park. Likes to pee in spots and does really well with popping first thing in the morning. She’s just very anxious, doesn’t like loud noises

She is good with children, and sits well in a car. She is definitely food motivated.

She’s just soo sweet, and she does this thing where she will just look into your eyes and do a little jump it’s soo cute.


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