Brad And Scout Small Breed Bonded Bros.

About Brad And Scout Small Breed Bonded Bros. (Cavalier king charles) à United States

Brad And Scout Small Breed Bonded Bros. is waiting for you at Rompin Paws Rescue in United States. **Brad and Scout: Bonded Brothers** *King Charles Cavalier-Dachshund-Chihuahua Mix* **Background** Brad and Scout are a unique pair of 5-year-old mixed-breed dogs, consisting of Cavalier King Charles, Dachshund, and Chihuahua, rescued during a hoarding raid. They are the only two remaining from their previous family and seek a forever home together. It is crucial for their well-being that they stay together, as they have formed a special bond. **What Brad and Scout Need** Brad and Scout are not just looking for a home; they are searching for best friends. With the right amount of love and patience, you will gain two very loving and devoted companions. They are young and have many years ahead of them to be your loyal friends. Please note that Brad and Scout require an ADULT-only home to ensure they receive the appropriate care and attention. Brad is outgoing and loves sleeping with you at night, burying himself under the covers, and falling asleep in your arms or lap. He is very affectionate with the person he bonds with and wants to cuddle and be by their side, wherever they go. On the other hand, Scout is more cautious and shy and will need time to come around independently. He enjoys being talked to and will take treats from your hand. Once he is out of the busy, often chaotic rescue environment and in a warm and loving home, we believe he will begin to open up to his new family. Brad has a vibrant personality. Although he may be initially shy and reticent, he will start to trust you once he realizes you are a friend. After spending the night with you, he will become your new best friend by morning. Brad loves to follow you everywhere, and Scout will follow him, as he also wishes to feel loved and petted, even if he is too shy to seek it out. **How to Meet and Adopt** Brad and Scout have been switched to a human-grade diet, avoiding kibble in