Dandelion – 1 year old female Yorkshire Terrier Cross

Dandelion is a 1.5-year-old female Yorkshire Terrier Mix, a sweet little girl with a charming personality. This adorable canine would make an ideal companion for someone seeking a smaller dog, equally enthusiastic about outdoor walks and cozy sofa cuddles.

While the full extent of Dandelion’s breed mix remains unknown, her appearance and temperament suggest a likely Yorkshire Terrier mix. She is petite and will maintain her current size, making her a perfect fit for those looking for a compact canine companion.

Dandelion exudes happiness, confidence, and outgoing energy, always ready to accompany you wherever you go. Described as a joy to have around by her foster mum, Dandelion has a knack for bringing smiles to those in her company.

She is particularly fond of people and tends to follow them around like a shadow, embodying the loyal nature often associated with her breed.

Welcoming to visitors, Dandelion views them as potential sources of cuddles, showcasing her friendly and sociable demeanor. While she could coexist with children, her lively and energetic nature might be better suited for slightly older kids.

Dandelion has been socialized well with other dogs, demonstrating a positive interaction with canines of various sizes and shapes.

Eager for walks, Dandelion exhibits excitement at the sight of a leash and harness. While she may pull a bit when encountering other dogs and people during walks, a little training could help refine her leash manners.

Engaging in play is another one of Dandelion’s joys, particularly enjoying games of tug of war with her toys.

Nearly fully housetrained, Dandelion has shown minimal accidents, mainly occurring at night. She has undergone essential veterinary procedures, including vaccination, microchipping, and spaying, ensuring her health and well-being.

Currently fostered in Stoke On Trent, Dandelion is eagerly awaiting her forever home, ready to bring joy and companionship to her new family.

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