Iris
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Iris
AvailableIris is a 4-year-old female Standard Poodle mixed breed that's small in size. She has a white and cream coat and is spayed. Iris is up to date on vaccinations and is crate trained, though her weight is currently not listed. Located in Colorado Springs, CO, this sweet girl is looking forward to finding her forever home.
About Iris
Iris is ready to share her heart with the right person. This sweet girl thrives on love and trust, and once she feels comfortable, she's all in. Whether you're snuggling on the couch or exploring the great outdoors, she'll want to be by your side. She tends to get nervous around new people and needs a patient adopter who understands her need to go at her own speed. If she's overwhelmed, she might bark or lunge, but with time and positive experiences, she'll learn to embrace new faces. In the home, Iris thrives on routine. She's crate trained and knows a variety of commands, including sit, stay, and recall. She enjoys grooming sessions and responds well to bathing and haircuts. Iris gets along well with other dogs, particularly those her size or larger, provided introductions are gradual. If you have older children who understand how to respect her space, that could work too—kids around 12 years old would suit her best. With her soft, fluffy toys being her favorites, Iris loves tugging games and even enjoys fetching her special tug toy. She's eager for training and would appreciate a forever home that recognizes her needs and is ready to support her growth. Ready to make a connection with this loving dog? Iris is waiting for you!
Adoption Fee
$300Payment after application.
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Questions about Iris
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Iris, a Standard Poodle mixed breed, would thrive in a calm, supportive environment where she can take her time getting to know new people.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Iris enjoys outdoor time and would appreciate a secure space for her to explore and play, but she doesn't require extensive room.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Iris would do best with older children, around 12 years and older, who can respect her need for space and time to adjust.
