What’s better than having one new best friend? Having two! My name is Champ, and I’m hoping to go home with my best friend, Jingles. We’re a bonded pair who have become experts at sticking together. Wherever one of us goes, the other is usually right behind. Jingles is a little quieter than I am, but that’s okay. We balance each other out perfectly. We’re looking for a home where we can stay side by side, continue building confidence and be two peas in a pod!
Better Together
Some dogs just click, and that’s exactly what happened with us. We came to AWS together, and our bond has only grown stronger while we wait to find our new family. We rely on each other for comfort, routine and confidence. Whether we’re relaxing together, exploring outside or simply hanging out nearby, we feel safest when we’re together. Adopting a bonded pair means always having companionship close by, and for us, it means having our best friend through every part of the day.
Confidence Comes in Pairs
Jingles can feel timid at first, but I help him feel more comfortable when things seem unfamiliar. I’m usually the first to say hello, explore new places and show him that new experiences aren’t so scary after all. In return, he keeps me grounded with his calm, gentle personality. We’ve become each other’s support system, and watching a bonded pair build confidence together is something really special.
Two Peas in a Pod
People sometimes think adopting two dogs means twice the work, but honestly, we make life easier for each other. We keep each other company, help each other feel secure and bring double the love into a home. Jingles and I are laid-back, affectionate and happiest when we’re near our people and each other. If you’ve ever considered adopting a bonded pair, we’d love the chance to show you just how rewarding it can be.
If you or someone you know is interested in adopting, come by the Adoption Center or give our friends a call at (207) 985-3244 and ask for us!
