If you’re looking for a dog with personality, Hoshi has PLENTY to spare!
Hoshi is an adorable 1–2-year-old Chow mix who might just be one of the friendliest guys around! The second he spots you, he starts crying for your attention while doing the cutest little happy toe taps.
This handsome boy came to us after being found running at large, and while we’re not sure where he came from, we know he’s ready to find somewhere to call home!
A little more about Hoshi:
Does well with other dogs so far!
Keeps his kennel nice and clean.
LOVES spending time outside with people.
Has a stellar sit, especially for treats or squeaky toys!
Walks pretty well on a leash.
And did we mention he LOVES his blankets?!
Hoshi would do best with a more active family who can keep up with his energy and give him all the attention he deserves! We’re unsure how he does with children, but we’re always happy to arrange a meet and greet.
We have a feeling those happy little toe taps will win you over in no time.
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ABOUT: BASENJI DOG BREED
The Basenji is a small hunting dog known for its unique traits, including a highly distinctive yodel like sound instead of a typical bark, and the inability to bark like other dogs. Originating from Africa, these intelligent and curious dogs are independent, agile, and alert, making them excellent companions for active individuals or families with experience handling their assertive nature. Recognized for their clean habits and cat like grooming behavior, basenjis require regular exercise and mental stimulation to thrive in a loving home environment.
The Carolina Dog, a primitive breed known for its wild ancestry, is a medium sized, agile, and intelligent dog originally found roaming freely in the Southeastern United States. With a distinctive appearance marked by erect ears, a bushy tail, and a sable coat, Carolina Dogs are highly adaptable, affectionate with their families, and wary of strangers, making them excellent watchdogs. Their natural hunting instincts and independence require consistent training and an active lifestyle to thrive in a loving home environment.
