Cheddar

My story

my brothers and I were dumped out in the neighborhood when we were four months old. We ran together as a pack for several months until I broke my leg. That slowed us down. We saw a lady in her driveway and walked towards her. She got out a big bag of treats and fed us until they were gone. Then she laid out a trail of cheese, which I eagerly followed into a crate. I found myself trapped! My brothers and I were a bit relieved to finally be cared for once again. I am the biggest of the three at 75 pounds and I have thick soft fur. I am a very laid-back, easy-going guy. I will chase the ball a couple times, but then I prefer to roll around in the dirt and lay on my raised dog bed with my little brother. Our leader brother was already adopted. Foster mom says I need a home that has a fence, I am too smart, and how to dodge people when I don’t want to get caught. I would be fine as an only dog, and would also enjoy another young, playful dog to buddy around with. I love to play with shoelaces when they are on feet, hold onto pants legs with my front teeth as FosterMom walks around, and I love to carry stuff animals around the house and take them outside with me. I am looking for an easy-going home that isn’t too chaotic, and will give me lots of love and attention. I am about as easy as they come and my house. manners are great! I rarely bark, but I love to howl when the sirens go by. My best friend here at the foster home is Phoebe who is also posted on this site. We have a good time together and understand each other well. If you’re looking for a dog that won’t drag you all over the place or expect you to walk them miles each day, I am your guy!

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Cheddar, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.