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Wybie

Schnauzer / Terrier

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Good with kidsGood with dogs

About Wybie

Meet Wybie! Wybie is an adorable 9-month-old, 16-pound Schnauzer/Terrier mix with a sweet, playful personality and an easygoing nature. He’s the kind of puppy who loves having fun but is just as happy curling up beside you for a good nap. Wybie is potty trained and does great with other dogs, kids, and adults. He especially loves playing with bigger dogs and has a great time running around, exploring, and satisfying his puppy curiosity. On walks, he enjoys saying hello to new people, and he gets plenty of compliments about just how cute and sweet he is! For a young pup, Wybie is surprisingly low-maintenance. He doesn’t bark much in the house and is perfectly content entertaining himself with toys and balls. Although he’s naturally curious, he listens well, responds when told “no,” and is eager to be a good boy. Wybie is also incredibly affectionate and loves being near his people. After playtime, one of his favorite things to do is snuggle up next to you and settle in for a nap. At night, he sleeps soundly for long stretches and doesn’t typically wake up in the middle of the night. Sweet, social, playful, and easygoing, Wybie would make a wonderful addition to a family looking for a fun young dog who already has a great foundation. Wybie is neutered and up to date on vaccinations. His adoption fee is $350. Because Wybie is still a puppy, a refundable $100 training deposit is also required at the time of adoption. Training must be completed in a timely manner to help ensure our puppies grow into happy, well-mannered canine citizens. The training deposit is refundable within three months of the adoption date once the training requirement has been completed. If you’re looking for an affectionate puppy who loves dogs, people, playtime, and cuddles, Wybie may be your perfect match!

Available at

Second Chance Dog Rescue

San Diego, CA

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