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Bartleby
Have you ever wanted a cuddle-friendly, calm, but playful teddy bear? Have you always dreamed of having a Chow Chow but decided against it because you heard they weren’t very social?
Maybe you’ve wanted a Chow Chow but worried they would get too big for where you live. Or maybe you’ve simply been searching for the perfect fluffy pup who is loving, gentle, and affectionate.
If you answered YES to any of those questions, we may have the perfect boy for you! This handsome little guy is a micro Chow Chow with the sweetest personality. He is:
- Amazing with people
- Great with other dogs
- Calm, gentle, and loving
- Playful and cuddly
- Great for grooming
- An absolute fluffy teddy bear!
Bartleby's only preference? He’s not a fan of cats, so a cat-free home would be best for him.
He would make such a wonderful companion for someone looking for a Chow Chow with a more social, affectionate personality—and his smaller size makes him a great option for someone who has always wanted a Chow but couldn’t accommodate a larger one.
Bartleby is currently being fostered in Oklahoma City, OK.
Pike
Because every little adventurer deserves a BIG name, Pike was named for Pikes Peak, one of Colorado’s famous 14,000-foot summits.
PIKE'S DETAILS
- Born May 5, 2026
- Already crate trained — HUGE puppy bonus!
- Neuter completed before adoption
Pike is smart, sweet, and silly! His pictures show you what a goof he is, however, he is also smart, responds well to training, and so loving.
Pike is currently being fostered in Austin, TX.
Mo
Meet Mo! We think this 5-year-old is a Chow/Shepherd mix, and he definitely got the Shepherd brain! Smart. Trainable. Athletic. And LOVES being outside.
Mo is looking for an active person or family who wants a dog to hike, walk, run, and adventure with. He needs more exercise than your average Chow and absolutely thrives when he has something to do.
He walks well and is easy to harness, but he’s still working on leash skills. Wildlife is his weakness — squirrels, deer, you name it! He has a high prey drive and gets VERY vocal when he spots something.
- Dog selective — potentially compatible with the right female, but needs thoughtful introductions.
- Has shown promise with a savvy cat, but his prey drive means caution is needed.
- Crate trained & house trained
- No food aggression and takes treats gently.
Mo has come SO far, and we know there’s an incredible dog underneath that rough start.
Mo is currently being fostered in Fort Collins, CO.