Meet Sparky
Meet Sparky! Meet Sparky, the absolute sweetest couch potato you’ll ever meet! This charming, 8 year old boy has the perfect balance of senior chill and youthful fun. Why Sparky is the perfect catch: • Lap Dog Extraordinaire: He is pure, absolute love. He starts off a little squirrelly and energetic when he’s excited, but once he settles onto your lap or the couch, he is home for good. • Dog-Friendly: He gets along beautifully with all other dogs and loves having furry friends around. • Crate Trained: He is great in his crate! He might bark or whine for just a couple of minutes initially to say he's settling in, but once that's over, he is quiet, excellent, and good for the night. • Mostly Quiet: He will bark occasionally at normal things—like loud sounds outside or the doorbell—but the vast majority of the time, he is incredibly quiet and peaceful. • Healthy Routine: He eats and drinks excellent, and he has fantastic potty habits. • Undeniably Cute: Just one look at his adorable face and you'll be smitten. Sparky is the ultimate companion for someone who wants an affectionate buddy to share their couch, their lap, and their heart. Sparky has terrible teeth and is scheduled for a full dental. He will also be vaccinated and chipped. His adoption fee is $395
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