Bear: Winnie the Pooh Chow Chow Palo Alto, CA

This dog will be at Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, March 22nd from 12-3pm or until adopted. If you would like the first opportunity to adopt, please fill out an application to be considered.

Adoption Fee: $750
Introducing Winnie the Pooh!
At just 8 weeks old, this adorable Chow Chow puppy is already stealing hearts and turning heads. Winnie is the epitome of puppy perfection. He is more than just a puppy; he's a bundle of joy, love, and endless entertainment. If you're looking for a loyal companion who will fill your days with laughter and love, Winnie is your guy!

Potty Training ProdigyWinnie is almost a potty training superstar! He can sleep through the night without any accidents and knows the backyard is his personal restroom. Sure, he might have a little 'oops' moment when he's super excited to see you, but who can resist that wagging tail and those puppy eyes? We know he tried! But he's just too excited to see you! With a bit more time, he'll be a potty training valedictorian!

Personality PlusWinnie is a bundle of joy with a personality as fluffy as his coat! He might be a tad shy at first, and yes, he can be a bit of a drama queen (just ask his foster sibling who accidentally stepped on him once and how he made it sound like he lost a limb), but once he warms up, he's all about the love and kisses. Winnie is your loyal shadow, following you everywhere and collecting slippers like they're treasures. If slippers are off-limits, he'll happily entertain himself with a chew toy.

Social ButterflyWinnie's morning routine is a delight! He greets each foster sibling with a friendly sniff, spreading cheer and wagging his tail. Even if they tell him to buzz off, he's off to the next adventure to sniff another butt with a happy-go-lucky spirit.

Daily Schedule of Fun

Morning: Winnie wakes up between 6:30-7 AM, ready to start the day with a potty break and breakfast, followed by a cozy nap. He eats a lot since he's a puppy but he's easily distracted by all the things around him, 'Oh what is that sound?', 'Oh look someone's walking by!'. So it takes more than 30 minutes to finish his food often. He can't help it, everything is just so interesting and he is very curious!
Mid-Morning: Another potty break around 10-11 AM because, well, he's a growing pup! He would happily nap next to his foster mom's chair while she works. Remember to take away the slippers or else he could get bored and go around to find them!
Afternoon: Afternoon 'tea time' (a regular meal) is between 3-4 PM, with another potty break.
Evening: He might have a light dinner around 7 PM, with a few more potty breaks before bedtime. And then the next day is another adventure of sniffing butts and chewing slippers!