Penelope and Violet are a bonded pair and need to be adopted together. Found as strays, these two young dogs were brought in by a kind family, but resident dogs made a permanent stay impossible. Now in foster care, they’re learning routines and quickly catching on to crate training and house rules. Both play well with others and are notably quiet for puppies. While housebreaking is still in progress, they do well if regularly let out. Expect classic young dog behaviors: plenty of energy, digging, jumping, running, and the occasional mishap with household items. At about eight months old and weighing around 20 lbs, they still have some growing to do. If you’re worried about size, you may want to consider an adult dog instead. Penelope and Violet will arrive spayed, current on all vaccines (including rabies), microchipped, and fully vetted. They get along well with cats and children, making them a good fit for many family situations. Click apply to start the adoption process.