Hey there, I’m Fudge, and I’m here to tell you all about me! I might be a bundle of puppy energy, but I’ve got a heart full of love to give. Let me give you a sneak peek into my world.

I’m a high-energy puppy, but I also have a soft spot for cuddling up with my humans. Best of both worlds, right? Right now, my foster family and I run around in our large yard for about 30 minutes a day on average. It’s a real hoot! I’m a social butterfly and love playing with my canine companion, who’s 11 months old. We have a blast together! I’m mostly good with cats. I’m not aggressive towards them, just curious and wanting to play. I’ve even cuddled with one of them! I live with two kiddos, ages 8 and 7, and I get super excited when they’re around. I just want to say hi and play with them.

I’m just a pup, so everything gets me excited now! I’m still learning “sit” and “down”, so it might take a couple of tries, but a firm command usually does the trick. I settle down quickly. I’m working on housetraining, but I’m not 100% there yet. I’m crate trained. I might cry a bit when I’m first put in there, but if I’m in the same room as you, I do much better. If left alone, I’ll howl a bit. I’m a high-energy pup, and like most puppies, I like to chew on things. So, it’s important to keep an eye on me and my surroundings. I’m fearless and not afraid to set boundaries with dogs bigger than me. I also love to snuggle and find cozy spots like necks, arms, and legs to cuddle in.

So, there you have it – that’s me, Fudge! If you’re looking for a spirited and loving companion who can keep up with your active lifestyle, then I might just be the perfect fit for you. Let’s meet and start our adventure together! 🐾❤️

Fudge came to hart from our community of focus with her mom and littermates. Fudge was a healthy little pup when she came into care. Since being in hart’s care Fudge received DACPP, Bordatella and is spayed and microchipped. Should an adoption be finalized before the Rabies vaccine is administered (this vaccination can be administered at 4-6 months of age) that vaccination will become the responsibility of the adoptive parent.

Typical puppy behaviors, no concerns to note.