Iris brings a gentle, joyful presence to any home. She's still finding her way when it comes to meeting new dogs, but once she's had time to get used to their scent, she does well. Like many huskies, Iris can be chatty if she feels alone, though she spends most days as a surprisingly quiet companion—she'll happily nap on the office couch, unfazed by the world around her. Potty training has been a breeze; Iris hasn't had any accidents, and she's picking up directional cues that help her navigate with limited vision. Cuddling is at the top of Iris' list. The couch is her throne, and she loves nothing more than curling up with her people. She's even patient with kids—a four-year-old has shared a nap with her on more than one occasion. Iris prefers a stable layout at home since she's blind: minimal clutter, consistent placement of food and water, and a predictable routine help her thrive. Continued work on vocal commands will help her feel confident and safe in her new surroundings. She adapts, snacks throughout the day, and waits for a family who will see her for the lovable, steady companion she is. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.