FAST FACTS:
*6 Months Old - 40 Pounds
*Calm/Medium Energy
*Loves Human Attention and Squeaky Toys
*People & Kid Friendly
*Dog Friendly - Lower Energy Pups Preferred
*No Cats - Scared of Them
*Potty & Crate Trained
*Training Required

BIO:
Hello, there! My name is Brad and if you're looking for your new family dog who is super sweet, low-key, and human-loving - then look no further! I am a calm boy who is happiest with human attention and some fun squeaky toys around to keep me busy. I get along with other dogs but I don't really like my friends to be too rambunctious and I would rather wander around sniffing and exploring in a backyard with them. I would do great in a house with kids of all ages, especially if my new family helped me understand how to interact with my new smaller and younger human siblings. While I love people and dogs, I am unsure and a little frightened of cat friends and I would prefer a home without them. I am potty and crate trained and I calm down in my suite at Fetching Tails very quickly. A fenced in backyard would be great but I would be more than happy if we are able to just go for walks and adventures together! I am still a young boy who would benefit from training and basic obedience skills. I would love to work on training with the whole family to help us bond and get to know each other. Fetching Tails requires adopters of young dogs to complete a basic obedience course, and I know I'll do great if given the opportunity. I hope you'll fill out an application soon! I am ready to start my new life with my forever family!

If you'd like to adopt this dog, please get started by filling out a complete application (incomplete submissions cannot be sent.) Please note that while we take time to learn as much as we can about each dog in our care as possible, our bios are written from current observations. Though we do our best to share as much information as possible about each dog we care for, we are unable to make any guarantees on the future health or temperament of your adopted dog. Most dogs in our care come with unknown pre-rescue history, and information pertaining to breed and age are often educated guesses.