BANDIT

Bandit is the total package—playful, affectionate, and always ready for his next adventure. This sweet, active pup loves exploring the world (especially if it involves sniffing every inch of a trail), but he’s just as happy curling up for cuddles after a fun day out.<br/><br/>He’s friendly with everyone he meets and has done great out in the community—from strolls through Old Sacramento to coffee shop pit stops (where he happily accepts all the attention). Bandit already knows “sit,” is very treat-motivated, and rides great in the car—making him an awesome companion for outings big and small.<br/><br/>In playgroups, Bandit has shown he can be social and respectful with other dogs, especially those with a similar play style. He may need guidance with very high-energy or pushy dogs, but he responds well to communication and boundaries.<br/><br/>Like many young pups, Bandit can get a little excited and may jump up to say hello, but with continued training, he’ll get better. He’d thrive in an active home that can match his energy and give him plenty of love, playtime, and structure.<br/><br/>Bandit also has a condition called “cherry eye,” which is typically cosmetic and can be discussed further with your veterinarian.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a loving, adventurous best friend—Bandit is ready!

Bandit is the total package—playful, affectionate, and always ready for his next adventure. This sweet, active pup loves exploring the world (especially if it involves sniffing every inch of a trail), but he’s just as happy curling up for cuddles after a fun day out.

He’s friendly with everyone he meets and has done great out in the community—from strolls through Old Sacramento to coffee shop pit stops (where he happily accepts all the attention). Bandit already knows “sit,” is very treat-motivated, and rides great in the car—making him an awesome companion for outings big and small.

In playgroups, Bandit has shown he can be social and respectful with other dogs, especially those with a similar play style. He may need guidance with very high-energy or pushy dogs, but he responds well to communication and boundaries.

Like many young pups, Bandit can get a little excited and may jump up to say hello, but with continued training, he’ll get better. He’d thrive in an active home that can match his energ

Bandit is the total package—playful, affectionate, and always ready for his next adventure. This sweet, active pup loves exploring the world (especially if it involves sniffing every inch of a trail), but he’s just as happy curling up for cuddles after a fun day out.

He’s friendly with everyone he meets and has done great out in the community—from strolls through Old Sacramento to coffee shop pit stops (where he happily accepts all the attention). Bandit already knows “sit,” is very treat-motivated, and rides great in the car—making him an awesome companion for outings big and small.

In playgroups, Bandit has shown he can be social and respectful with other dogs, especially those with a similar play style. He may need guidance with very high-energy or pushy dogs, but he responds well to communication and boundaries.

Like many young pups, Bandit can get a little excited and may jump up to say hello, but with continued training, he’ll get better. He’d thrive in an active home that can match his energy and give him plenty of love, playtime, and structure.

Bandit also has a condition called “cherry eye,” which is typically cosmetic and can be discussed further with your veterinarian.

If you’re looking for a loving, adventurous best friend—Bandit is ready!