Radar
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Radar
AvailableRadar is a two-year-old male Chinese Crested Dog, classified as small. He has a unique hairless coat in gray, blue, and silver shades. Although he is not yet housetrained, Radar is neutered and up to date on vaccinations. This charming dog currently resides in Houston, TX, and is looking for an active forever home to support his training needs.
About Radar
Meet Radar, a lively two-year-old male Chinese Crested Dog. Currently residing in Houston, TX, this little guy is not only neutered but also microchipped and fully vaccinated. Radar's unique hairless coat sets him apart, adding to his distinctive charm. Radar is on the lookout for an active playmate. He loves to romp around, but he's still mastering his social skills and manners. Although he's housebroken in his foster home, he's in the process of adjusting to new environments and may need some encouragement with potty training. This energetic fellow can be a bit of an escape artist, so he will thrive best in a home that can closely monitor door access and persist with his training, particularly for recall. Radar gets along well with other dogs, making him a great companion for furry friends. His adoption fee is $850, which includes transport. Ready to uncover the mystery of Radar? Apply today and help him find a loving forever home!
Adoption Fee
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Questions about Radar
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Chinese Crested Dogs like Radar are best suited for active living environments where they can receive plenty of attention and playtime.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Radar and breeds like him enjoy outdoor spaces where they can run and play, but a small yard or regular walks will also suffice.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Radar generally gets along well with children, as he's playful and social.
