Our "meet the pack" series continues in the order of their adoption so let's...
Meet izzard
I’m going to start with Iz facts: according to DNA he’s a poodle mixed with so much. He was born deaf and sight challenged (blind in one eye and limited in other) and has epilepsy so he’d be classified as special needs.
What those facts don’t tell you is that Iz is an absolute delight, amazing beyond words and I loved him at first sight. He has literally saved my life since losing Jack. He’s incredibly loving, sweet and just so much fun...he's got personality to spare. He’s never met a stranger, be it person or animal, and will play with anyone/anything. He’s truly just one of those great, unflappable, well behaved dogs that is a literal dream to have in your life. He’s really well regulated and is up for a great time whenever you are and also always up for relaxing if that’s what you prefer. At 2 years of age I already know he'll go down in history as one of this family’s greatest all around dogs. He is adored by all.
Iz wears our adjustable collar in the limited drop "that’s bananas" pattern. His hair is dry (but does mat) but he does play a lot so I’d say he's a light-medium use case (although his collar clearly needs a washing).
Shop izzard's collar here
Collars are photographed in their current, worn state (mileage may vary). Iz does play a lot with a wide range of dogs so he should be in a breakaway collar which has needed to happen for a while but, again, shoemaker’s kid syndrome is real. He was our first test case for the breakaways and the speed with which they came off inspired our patent pending Velcro system.?