George Michael
General Information:
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- House Trained: Yes
- Leash Trained: Yes
- Good with other dogs: Yes & needs another dog in the home
- Good with cats: Yes
- Good with children: Yes
My Story
Hi there! I’m George Michael, and I’m currently in a wonderful foster home where I’ve made so much progress. I’ve come a long way since I first arrived, and now I’m ready to find my forever family to continue this journey with me.
I’m a sweet, shy guy—nothing too flashy, but I’ve got a heart full of love once I get comfortable. I’m a calm companion who loves snuggling up in bed with my foster parents. There’s nothing better than a cozy spot next to my humans for a good nap.
I get along great with other dogs and cats. In fact, I’d really thrive with a dog sibling to help build my confidence and provide the support I need. Having a companion makes me feel more secure and helps me come out of my shell. Plus, I love running around and playing tag with my canine pals!
I can be a little shy around strangers at first but I warm up quickly and become very affectionate.
I’m not much of a barker; in fact, I’m pretty quiet. Big noises and busy streets still make me nervous, so I prefer a peaceful, calm environment. I walk well on a leash and might need a little time to feel completely at ease, but once I do, I’m good.
I eat well, grazing a little throughout the day and then happily enjoying my dinner at night. When it comes to treats or food, I’m not possessive—no worries there!
I’m easy to touch and very relaxed about being petted. Whether it’s on my head or body, I’m all for it.
In short, I’m a laid-back, quiet dog who loves a good snuggle. I’d do best with a gentle, understanding family who can help me feel secure, especially with a dog sibling to keep me company. If you’re looking for a calm companion to curl up with and help me continue to thrive, I just might be the one for you!
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