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Ojito: Looking for a new home

Hello there! We are looking to rehome Ojito ASAP. We gave him the name Ojito because he has one eye (Spanish: little eye) and was a rescue that was randomly given to us by a family friend. Ojito is a very loving Chow Chow and loves to be loved while giving you the space you need. He is house trained and never has accidents. He understands boundaries when trained, for us, he never enters the kitchen or upstairs area, the door can be left open and he never once ran out. He is crate trained, say the words “Sleepy time” and he’ll go into the crate on his own. He is not scared of vacuums and can determine a real vs a fake doorbell from the tv. He never barks at the fake doorbells. Even though we really love him, he does not fit into our lives. My mother has declined health issues and many of us have asthma. We are not financially stable to provide for him. Ojito is great with puppies and very gentle, but has not been socialized with other animals (including dogs his age/older). In this household, he does not have a big yard to be a dog in and nobody has time to take him walking. He does have anxiety and can be very skittish at times. He knows what’s his and what’s yours. He has never chewed shoes or took any toys that weren’t his. He doesn’t mind being brushed and can patiently wait. He understands the command stay and lay/down. He enjoys to chase flies and catch them. He is a very unique dog that will be remembered for the rest of our lives, but all things come to an end. We are looking for someone that will be patient with him and love him just as we have done.

FAQ About Ojito

What kind of dog is Ojito?

Ojito is a Chow Chow known for his distinctive appearance and loyal temperament. He is a loving dog who enjoys being cared for.

Why are you looking to rehome Ojito?

Due to my mother's declining health and my family's asthma issues, we are unable to provide the necessary care and space that Ojito needs. We want to find him a loving home where he can thrive.

Is Ojito house trained?

Yes, Ojito is completely house trained and has never had accidents in the house. He understands boundaries and respects designated areas.

Does Ojito get along with other animals?

Ojito is particularly great with puppies and is very gentle. However, he has not been socialized with other animals, including older dogs, so it's best to introduce him slowly.

What commands does Ojito know?

Ojito understands several commands including stay, lay/down, and he responds well to the phrase "Sleepy time" when it’s crate time.

Is Ojito good with children?

Although Ojito has not been specifically tested with children, his gentle nature suggests that he would likely be good with kids. However, supervision is always recommended, as with any pet.

How does Ojito behave around household noises?

Ojito is not afraid of common household noises like vacuums and can differentiate between real and fake doorbells. He only barks at actual doorbells.

What kind of environment is best for Ojito?

Ojito would thrive in a stable environment where he receives patience and love. He does experience some anxiety and can be skittish, so a calm household would be ideal.

What does Ojito enjoy doing?

Ojito loves to chase flies and can be quite playful. He enjoys being brushed and is always patient during grooming sessions.

Is Ojito crate trained?

Yes, Ojito is crate trained. He will voluntarily go into his crate when prompted, making it easy for you to manage his space and comfort.

Where is Ojito currently located?

Ojito is located in Aurora, Aurora Township, Kane County, Illinois, United States.