Jordan #1646 - Corgi / Chihuahua / Mixed Dog For Adoption

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lp but wonder — how could a dog this well-mannered not have belonged to someone once? From the very start, Jordan carried himself with quiet dignity. He arrived alongside another dog, Ian — nearly his twin, just a little smaller and a bit more vocal. We suspect they may be brothers. Sadly, they were separated at the shelter because Ian came down with kennel cough. While they had to part ways temporarily, Jordan stepped into his next chapter with calm resilience. When he first arrived at our facility, Jordan was observant. He took everything in with thoughtful eyes, as if carefully studying his new surroundings. Within just a few days, that cautious curiosity melted into trust. And what a gem he has proven to be. Jordan is incredibly well-mannered. He knows “sit,” walks beautifully on leash without pulling, and takes treats with the politeness of a true gentleman. Volunteers absolutely adore walking him — his confidence shines without being overwhelming. He greets other dogs and people with grace, never pushy, never unsure. Just steady, calm, and kind. And then there’s his beauty. Jordan’s bright orange coat paired with his light green eyes is simply breathtaking. He turns heads everywhere he goes. We are genuinely surprised he hasn’t been scooped up already — not just because of how stunning he is, but because his sweetness matches his looks. The day Ian recovered and was pulled from the shelter too was unforgettable. When Jordan saw his brother again, his joy was immediate and heartwarming. He helped Ian come out of his shell, offering quiet confidence and reassurance. Watching them together, you could see the bond of familiarity and comfort. That said, while they love each other dearly, they are not a bonded pair. We understand how challenging it can be to adopt two dogs at once, and both Jordan and Ian are strong, adaptable boys who will flourish whether together or apart. Jordan is the kind of dog who feels like home. Steady. Gentle. Handsome. Loyal. He may have been labeled a stray, but whoever welcomes him into their life will quickly realize — he was always meant to belong.

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