Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Our adoption fees have dropped until March 1, 2025 in honor of puppy love, and we're practically bursting with excitement to introduce you to your new best friend! 💕
🐾 Adults – Now only $225 (was $250)!
They’ve got the wisdom, the snuggles, and the "already potty trained" bonus.
Oh, so you love Aussies? And Poodles? And you want a lap dog that won’t double as a trip hazard? Wow, aren’t you just full of very specific demands? Lucky for you, the universe (and our rescue) has delivered the perfect solution—meet Thorin! Part Aussie, part Poodle, and 100% convinced he belongs in your lap at all times, Thorin is here to fulfill your dreams of a fluffy, cuddly, slightly dramatic sidekick. You’re welcome.
Thorin is a one-year-old, 31-pound male Aussiedoodle who somehow found himself in need of rescue after ending up in the shelter. Yep, even the oh-so-trendy "doodles" get dumped—shocking, I know. Turns out, having a designer dog doesn’t magically come with a lifetime guarantee of common sense from their owners. But hey, their loss is your ridiculously lucky gain because Thorin is awesome. This guy radiates pure joy like a walking serotonin boost. He’s always in a great mood, loves being petted (seriously, don’t stop unless you want to see his "offended" face), and is obsessed with his toys. He does great with kids of all ages, has surprisingly good manners, and—best of all—rides shotgun like a total pro. Yep, he’s that dog who claims the center console as his throne, ensuring he’s close enough to supervise your driving and judge your music choices.
Thorin is basically that overly friendly guy at a party who somehow befriends everyone—dogs, humans, probably even the houseplants. He thrives on being part of the pack, whether that’s a furry one or a human one. That means if you're looking for a dog to just chill at home alone for 8+ hours while you’re off doing boring adult things—yeah, hard pass. Thorin is a social butterfly, not a lonely house gremlin. He needs company, attention, and a steady supply of belly rubs to maintain his outrageously good mood. As for cats? Well, he hasn’t officially met the purr-covered overlords, but given his personality, he’d probably throw himself into their lives with boundless enthusiasm, desperate to be besties. Whether they accept his friendship or spend the next year plotting his demise? That remains to be seen. Thorin is also amazing with kids, to the point where if you looked up "family dog" in the dictionary, you'd probably see his scruffy little face staring back at you. So, if you’re in need of a four-legged best friend who will love you, your kids, your dog, your neighbor’s dog, and possibly even your cat (against their will)—Thorin’s your guy.
When it comes to adventures, the second that car door opens, Thorin is in—no hesitation, no second-guessing. And while you may think you’re the driver, he firmly believes the center console is his designated throne, where he can properly supervise your questionable driving skills. If he’s not riding shotgun, he’s sitting up like a proper little road trip enthusiast, watching the world go by, probably judging pedestrians for walking instead of taking a joyride like a civilized being. Public outings? Oh, he’s absolutely down. Pet stores, cafés, social visits—if it involves people and the possibility of treats, he’s all for it. But if you’re more of a homebody, no worries—he’s happy to lounge around with you, just as long as he’s not being entirely ignored. He’s social, not needy. Okay, maybe a little needy, but in an adorable, “please pay attention to me forever” kind of way. Leash walks are another adventure entirely. He loves them, no doubt, but let’s just say he hasn’t fully grasped the concept that the leash is supposed to be a casual stroll, not a high-speed pursuit of whatever has momentarily captured his attention. He sees that leash come out, and suddenly he’s in racehorse mode, ready to go, dragging you along like a reluctant sled dog musher. Meeting new people? Oh, he’s got that covered. He’s excited but polite—just the right mix of “OMG NEW FRIEND” and “let me show off my charming manners.” No unhinged zoomies, no awkward standoffish behavior—just Thorin, being his usual, ridiculously lovable self.
Thorin is the kind of dog who wakes up every day and chooses happiness. He’s got that go-with-the-flow energy—whatever you’re doing, he’s down for it. Want to go on an adventure? He’s already at the door, probably judging you for being slow. Prefer to lounge on the couch? He’ll dramatically flop next to you like he’s been waiting for this moment all day. Feel like playing outside? Oh, he’s all about the zoomies, wrestling with the other dogs. Inside, though, he flips the switch to chill mode, content to hang with his people and entertain himself with some toys. Speaking of toys, he loves them—but if you’re expecting a game of fetch, prepare to be disappointed. He watches you throw the ball, looks at you like you’ve lost your mind, and then carries on with his life. Why chase something you just threw away? That’s a you problem, not his.
Thorin would do just fine in an apartment—he’s not the type to throw wild house parties while you’re at work. hat said, his potty training is still a work in progress, meaning there’s a small chance you’ll step in an unpleasant surprise if you don’t keep up with his schedule. Consider it his way of keeping you on your toes. Kennel trained? Yep, he’s got that down. Couch privileges? Shockingly, no—he’s somehow resisted the siren call of the cushions (for now). And when it comes to barking, Thorin is the exception to the rule. While other dogs bark at leaves, ghosts, and their own reflections, he operates on a strict “only when absolutely necessary” policy. His bark is like a rare artifact—so if you do hear it, something is definitely going down. As for free roaming, he’s trustworthy enough not to turn your home into a crime scene while you're away.
Thorin’s got the energy to keep up with your spontaneous plans, the chill to lounge around like he pays rent, and just enough quirks to keep life interesting. Plus, he doesn’t bark just to hear himself talk, which is more than we can say for some people. If you’re ready to add a ridiculously lovable, scruffy-faced sidekick to your life, then what are you waiting for? Fill out that adoption app ASAP at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can send it over to his foster family! But fair warning—once you meet him, there’s no going back. He will charm his way into your heart, your home, and probably your lap. Just make sure you’re ready to pick up this adorable fluff nugget in Kiefer, OK, because Thorin isn’t teleporting to you (no matter how magical his name sounds).