Gypsy and Joey are a close-knit pair, each with their own quirks but deeply bonded. Joey, a 7-year-old Morkie, is very shy and needs someone patient, present, and familiar with fearful dogs. He’s come from a breeding situation, has missed out on early socialization, and tends to stick close to his trusted person but is hesitant with handling. Joey prefers adults, avoids children, and really comes alive when playing with other small dogs—he can't be an only dog. He’s house trained, will use pee pads if left alone, and needs a secure, small fenced yard because walks are still overwhelming for him. Grooming is a must every couple months, though brushing’s not his favorite. Gypsy, a 7-year-old Cairn terrier mix, is more confident but still leans towards the cautious side with new experiences and people. She’s friendly, food-driven, easygoing, and adapts to household routines. Toys aren’t really her thing—instead it’s lounging, getting pets, and playing with Joey and the other dogs. She needs an adult-only, quiet home, and like Joey, requires a secure fenced yard for her business. Gypsy doesn’t mind gentle handling, tolerates brushing, and only needs occasional grooming. The two sleep together with their foster at night and manage fine when left for a few hours during the day with access to potty pads. Neither has lived with cats, and both will be happiest in a calm, dog-experienced home with someone around most of the time. Their adoption fee for the pair is $350, and they must be adopted together. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.