Hi, Folks!  I’m Charlie. I also have about 50 nicknames and am very open to being called anything, as long as you love me.  I’m 25 pounds of awesomeness.  My breed is “short dog”; vets have called me a Corgi mix and a Terrier mix.  Probably a bit of Beagle too, but who knows.  I am something like 6-7 years old (?). I’m tan and white with dark brown floppy ears and face markings.  I would be happy in an apartment (small balcony, a bonus), or a house with a yard.  I would like to live in a home without kids coming in and out.  I’m great with the 12-year-old I live with, but his friends always make me nervous all over again!  I love all my adult human friends, and am also very content with just my #1 adult person. I would appreciate a relatively peaceful house – not much rowdy activity.  I’d be happy to live with one or more small dogs, or a bigger mellow dog companion(s).  My best dog friends are two sweet pit bulls and about every small dog I’ve ever met (except puppies – did I mention I prefer adults?)  I’m also fine being the only dog at home.  I walk like a pro on my leash and strut like I own the place; it is truly adorable.  I am happy to lounge around most days but get excited for my walks, and I can walk or jog as long as you can.  I also love to run and sniff around in nature off-leash!  I have learned a bunch of tricks and would happily learn more if there are treats involved. I am a very cool dude, ready to love my new person/people, but not at all needy.  When you relax, I’ll lay down at your side or on my bed in the same room as you.  I might also sneak in for a snuggle at night if you’re ok with it.  But I’ll stay on my bed if you’re not.  Some things that can spook me: a new person with a loud voice, big hat or weird outfit; a dog that “comes on hot”. I’m the type who would rather stay home, or hike all day with you, than go to a loud party.  So, if this sounds like your thing, I’m a real catch 😉

 

I’m all neutered and vaccinated and ready to keep living my best life with my right person(s).  

 

Contact info: Mary Lind, maryelind@gmail.com