Sidney – 5 year old male Cross-Breed

Sidney is a 5-year-old male Cross-Breed. He is described as both house trained and lead trained, which already gives him a solid foundation for settling into a new home.

His mixed-breed background becomes part of his charm, especially since he carries it with such confidence.

Sidney is a 5-year-old male Cross-Breed. He comes with a warm endorsement from his foster mum, who clearly sees him as a bit of a legend.

As a distemper survivor, he has a couple of harmless little tics that make him uniquely endearing, and he doesn’t let his past slow him down one bit.

Sidney is a 5-year-old male Cross-Breed. He absolutely loves people and gets along wonderfully with other dogs, showing a friendly and easy-going nature.

His affection shines through in his cuddles, which his foster describes as mood-lifting and irresistible.

Sidney is a 5-year-old male Cross-Breed. He’s working on perfecting his lead-walking skills, although he does like to stop and greet the grass like it’s part of his fan club.

Despite his gentle wobble, he can surprise everyone with sudden bursts of zoomies that give whippet energy.

Sidney is a 5-year-old male Cross-Breed. He can live with children over ten, making him a good fit for slightly older families. His foster family absolutely adores him, and they’re confident his future adopters will feel the same way the moment he arrives.

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