Willow and Sadie
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Willow and Sadie
AvailableWillow and Sadie are a pair of female adult dogs, each of small size. Sadie is a gray Yorkie/Terrier mix, around 2 years old, and Willow is a 3-year-old Maltese mix. Both are spayed and current on vaccinations. They are not fully house trained, but they are making progress with pee pads. Based in Council Bluffs, IA, they're ideal for a home with older children, as they prefer a quieter environment without other dogs.
About Willow and Sadie
Willow and Sadie are a delightful bonded pair searching for a loving home together. These two were found as strays and have become the best of friends; adopting them separately is not an option. Sadie is a 2-year-old gray Yorkie/Terrier mix, while Willow, at 3 years old, is a Maltese mix. Both girls are spayed and up to date with their vaccinations. They thrive in each other's company and would do best in a home without other dogs. Ideally, they should be placed in a household with older kids, as they aren't quite ready for younger children under 12. This playful duo loves to cuddle and enjoys time with their people. They are still a bit shy around loud noises, so a patient owner who can help them adjust will be beneficial. Currently, they are not fully house trained but have been using pee pads successfully. They are crate-trained for sleeping and when left alone, which helps them feel secure. Willow and Sadie would love a home that has time to train and frequently let them outside. They come equipped with leashes, harnesses, beds, and blankets. Ready to give these sweet girls the home they deserve? Apply to adopt them today!
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Questions about Willow and Sadie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Willow and Sadie generally do best in a calm and quiet environment, away from the stress of loud noises and the presence of other dogs. Their ideal home would provide a peaceful setting where they can adapt and thrive.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Being small dogs, Willow and Sadie don't require a huge yard. A small, secure area for them to explore and play will suffice.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Willow and Sadie would do best in homes with older kids over the age of 12, as young children may be too overwhelming for them.
