Cody - Chow Chow Dog for Adoption in Prescott, Arizona

I'm Cody, a distinguished 8-year-old red Chow Chow who's aged to perfection! I'm neutered, housetrained, and crate trained - basically ready to settle right into your home. I'm a gentle, affectionate fellow who loves being your couch companion, and my friends here say I'm smart and playful too. One thing you might notice about me, I'm very small for my breed and only weigh 30lbs. You might also notice a little hair loss on my bum, nothing to be concerned about, I just have an interesting coat that makes me a little more special. I do best as your one and only (no cats for me), but I did come into the rescue with my sister Kylie if you are looking for two dogs, I'm friendly and loving and have lots of tail wags. Come meet this handsome boy - I promise to be the loyal, low-key buddy you've been looking for!
Our adoption fee helps cover expenses (vaccinations, microchips, spay/neuter, food, housing) for the homeless pets we rescue. UAF does not adopt or ship outside the state of Arizona. To ensure the best fit, UAF conducts a home visit to meet other pets and verify a safe, secure yard.

If you have any questions or to adopt a dog an application must submitted. Filling out this form does not obligate you to adopt, but gives us the information needed to make sure the pet is suited to your home.

HOW TO APPLY: From Petfinder.com The fastest way to get to the adoptable dog page is to copy and then paste this link into your browser: https://unitedanimalfriends.org/adoptable-dogs/

When you are on the UAF website Select "Adoptable Dogs" and pick the dog you are interested in. To apply to adopt, go into the dog's profile, and click the gray "Apply for Adoption" button to get started.

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The Chow Chow, a distinctive breed known for its lion like mane and unique blue black tongue, originated in China over 2,000 years ago. These aloof yet loyal dogs are known for their independent nature, dignified demeanor, and protective instincts. Chow Chows require early socialization and training to thrive in a family setting, as they can be stubborn and territorial. With a dense double coat that requires regular grooming and a history as ancient guardians and hunting companions, the Chow Chow remains a fascinating and enigmatic breed in the canine world.

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