RASCAL

Rascal has grown up in the shelter, so he’s ready to discover what home life is all about. He’s a high-energy, goofy teenager who is still learning his manners. When he gets excited (which is often, because life is AWESOME), he can be jumpy and a little mouthy. He may try to grab at sleeves or nibble at feet during play — not out of aggression, but because he hasn’t quite figured out how to contain all that enthusiasm yet.What Rascal Needs: 1. An experienced owner who’s ready to invest in training and consistency 2. No young children (his bouncy play style is a bit much for little ones) 3. Plenty of exercise and mental enrichment 4. dog-to-dog meet if you have another pup, he enjoys other dogs but plays rambunctiously!He is smart, eager, and full of potential. Young enough to grow into an amazing, well-rounded adult with the right guidance. Rascal isn’t a “couch potato companion” he’s a “let’s take a hike, learn cool tricks, and then crash hard” kind of guy. With structure, patience, and training, this resilient pup is going to blossom into an incredible best friend.If you’re ready for a high-energy sidekick who will keep you laughing, moving, and proud of his progress, Rascal might just be your guy.