Fruit Stripe Gum

About Fruit Stripe Gum (Dachshund) in Sun City

Fruit Stripe Gum is waiting for you at Doggie Protective Services in Sun City, CA 92585. Adoption fee: $650 Step right up to the Candy Shoppe, where the jars are full, the laughter is loud, and the puppies are as sweet as their names. These seven delightful little JRT/Dachshund mixes are serving up old-fashioned charm by the handful. At about 10 weeks old and weighing in between 5–8 pounds, this batch of sugary characters is being raised in loving foster homes in two cozy groups— four in one home and three in another— learning all the important lessons that help puppies grow into wonderful companions. With names inspired by the nostalgic candy counters of days gone by, each of these pups brings their own flavor to the mix. Whether they’re tumbling over each other in play, snoozing in a puppy pile, or riding along in their stroller like VIP customers headed to the soda fountain, the Candy Shoppe puppies are as wholesome and heart-melting as a trip to the corner candy store. Meet the Featured Sweets Oh Henry (M) is the life of the party and the first to sample whatever adventure is on the menu. He’s outgoing, confident, and always ready to try something new—especially if treats are involved. Henry is the resident foodie and social butterfly, making friends easily with both people and other dogs. He has a playful, easygoing personality that would make him a wonderful addition to many types of homes. Root Beer Barrel (M) is the goofy little brother type— full of wiggles, comedy, and affection. He’ll happily roll over for belly rubs and may even insist on them with adorable determination. Root Beer has a silly streak that keeps everyone laughing, and his loving nature makes him a wonderful cuddle companion after a busy day of play. Bit ‘o Honey (M) tends to step into the role of ringleader among his siblings. He’s observant, aware, and confident, often setting the tone for playtime. Honey enjoys rough-and-tumble games with his littermates (so much so that his coll