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Meet Frankie & Jonnie, 2 spayed sisters who are equal parts ChowChow and Yellow Lab.  They belonged to my parents, an elderly couple, who have each passed away within a 1y 3m of one another. I am their daughter and currently caring for them. They are so sweet, loving, and affectionate that I very much would love to keep them but I have 2 female dogs of my own and Jonnie, a dominant female, simply won't tolerate other female dogs except for her sister Frankie.
Frankie has a more labby nature--easy-going, comes when called, and enjoys chasing critters while Jonnie has a more Chow personality-- protective of her people/property which provided a much needed sense of security for my mother after my father passed away. Because of her protective nature, Jonnie can be stubborn and slow to listen in those moments where she believes someone/something (FedEx/UPS guy, squirrels) is a threat. Once she knows you are ok with a visitor, she is fine.  They both enjoyed all the extra attention from the different Home Instead helpers that came into my mothers home on a daily basis.  They are used to being spoiled (love to share your snacks), loved on (very affectionate!), and want to be close to their people. Both have excellent house manners!  They've never once had an accident, never attempt to get into garbage or cabinets, won't get on the furniture unless invited, and will always let you know when they need to go out.  
In warm climates, like here on the Gulf Coast, they need to be indoors due to their heavier coats.  Both have been on monthly heartworm, flea, and tick preventative and have tested negative for heartworms as of this month. They are about 5-6 years old.
I am looking for an appropriate and loving forever home for these girls where they will be happy and are certain to share all the love they have to give with the right person or couple. (No other dogs, no cats, no children as they are only used to adults).

Full blood Cinnamon Male Chow Chow. Birthdate, 10/29/17. 

Neutered, UTD on rabies vaccinations. No health issues.

Behavior: Chases chickens (from behind the fence), little interaction with cats or other dogs outside of trips to vet & Petsmart. Is sweet & playful but can be aggressive about his food (worked w/a trainer a yr ago). 

We tearfully surrendered him on 7/12 after trying off & on the last year to re-home him.   

Contact: Carlos with Animal Rescue Kingdom, Sugarland, 832.267.5777