daisy

Daisy is a petite 15-pound female pug with a heart full of love and a whole lot of puppy energy. Found as a stray, it’s clear she’s experiencing the comforts of home life for the first time — and she’s soaking it all in with curiosity, affection, and a playful spirit.

This little lady thrives on companionship. She adores snuggling up with her humans, curling into cozy naps on the couch, and playing with her favorite peanut butter-filled Kong. Daisy is also learning fast — she knows how to sit for treats and is doing well with crate training. She’s great in the car and enjoys leashed walks, though she’s still figuring out elevators and prefers to be carried in.

Daisy gets along well with other dogs and is learning the ropes of doggy manners and personal space. Her interactions with children and cats are unknown, but she’s shown a gentle and eager-to-please nature. She can be reactive on leash toward certain people or dogs, but she’s not aggressive — just still learning how to navigate the world.

House training is a work in progress. Daisy sometimes marks indoors and has occasional accidents, especially overnight, so she benefits from frequent potty breaks and positive reinforcement. She’s improving steadily and responds well to structure and treats.

Because Daisy has separation anxiety, she would thrive in a home where someone is around most of the time — ideally a work-from-home setup. She whines and jumps when left alone, and she’s happiest when she can be close to her person. She’s also a bit of a jumper — she can leap onto counters if given the opportunity, so her environment needs to be pug-proofed with tall gates and careful furniture placement.

She’s a loving, playful, and resilient pup who’s ready to blossom with a patient, committed adopter who can guide her through the joys and challenges of home life.

If you’re looking for a loyal snuggle buddy with a spark of mischief and a ton of heart, Daisy might just be your perfect match.