26-008 Flex

I'm located in Wisconsin:<br/>Flex is ready for his own home — and he really wants to be part of the pack. 🐾💙<br/>This boy thrives in a doggy pile. He loves playtime, enjoys the company of both male and female dogs, and with slow introductions has done beautifully with an eclectic group of hounds. When he gets a little overexcited, he’s easily redirected and learning quickly.<br/>Flex is now pretty much fully integrated in his foster home. He’s using the dog door supervised like a pro, eats and sleeps in his x-pen, and settles nicely there when his people are out. He does get enthusiastic around treats and dinner (same, Flex 😅), but he’s actively learning to stay calm and wait his turn.<br/>He’s on the smaller side (35 pounds), which makes him easy to handle, and he’s quite adaptable. He is young, so he needs regular exercise — he loves fetch and tug — but he’s not over the top. Just a happy, playful guy who wants inclusion.<br/>And yes... Iris may or may not be putting the moves on him 🥰<br/>Could he be a fit for older adopters with other dogs? Absolutely — as long as they’re active enough to give him walks and playtime. With structure, slow introductions, and a little guidance, Flex would love nothing more than to belong to his very own forever crew. He is located in Wisconsin, but we transport along the East Coast and Midwest for the right home.

I'm located in Wisconsin:
Flex is ready for his own home — and he really wants to be part of the pack. 🐾💙
This boy thrives in a doggy pile. He loves playtime, enjoys the company of both male and female dogs, and with slow introductions has done beautifully with an eclectic group of hounds. When he gets a little overexcited, he’s easily redirected and learning quickly.
Flex is now pretty much fully integrated in his foster home. He’s using the dog door supervised like a pro, eats and sleeps in his x-pen, and settles nicely there when his people are out. He does get enthusiastic around treats and dinner (same, Flex 😅), but he’s actively learning to stay calm and wait his turn.
He’s on the smaller side (35 pounds), which makes him easy to handle, and he’s quite adaptable. He is young, so he needs regular exercise — he loves fetch and tug — but he’s not over the top. Just a happy, playful guy who wants inclusion.
And yes... Iris may or may not be putting the moves on him 🥰
Could he be a fit for older

I'm located in Wisconsin:
Flex is ready for his own home — and he really wants to be part of the pack. 🐾💙
This boy thrives in a doggy pile. He loves playtime, enjoys the company of both male and female dogs, and with slow introductions has done beautifully with an eclectic group of hounds. When he gets a little overexcited, he’s easily redirected and learning quickly.
Flex is now pretty much fully integrated in his foster home. He’s using the dog door supervised like a pro, eats and sleeps in his x-pen, and settles nicely there when his people are out. He does get enthusiastic around treats and dinner (same, Flex 😅), but he’s actively learning to stay calm and wait his turn.
He’s on the smaller side (35 pounds), which makes him easy to handle, and he’s quite adaptable. He is young, so he needs regular exercise — he loves fetch and tug — but he’s not over the top. Just a happy, playful guy who wants inclusion.
And yes... Iris may or may not be putting the moves on him 🥰
Could he be a fit for older adopters with other dogs? Absolutely — as long as they’re active enough to give him walks and playtime. With structure, slow introductions, and a little guidance, Flex would love nothing more than to belong to his very own forever crew. He is located in Wisconsin, but we transport along the East Coast and Midwest for the right home.