Bandit

Bandit is a squeaky toy hoarder of the highest order. He makes methodical trips to the toy bin, selects his treasures one by one, and arranges them on the couch like a museum curator who happens to have four legs. He’s also figuring out that balls bounce and has started to retrieve and return. We’re calling that personal growth.<br/><br/>Crate life is a non-issue — he eats and sleeps in it without complaint, figured it out in about a day. He’s calm around a robot vacuum, general household chaos, and new people of all kinds.<br/><br/>A few things to know: Bandit came in with some counter-surfing habits, but he’s making real progress on that front. Potty training is going well and trending in the right direction. Stairs are a work in progress too — he’s tackling them and getting more confident every day.<br/><br/>Cats: Probably NOT a match. He spotted one through a window and had feelings. Strong ones.<br/><br/>Bandit is still a little skinny and still learning the house rules, but he’s charming, funny, and settling in beautifully. The right home will love watching him flourish.

Bandit is a squeaky toy hoarder of the highest order. He makes methodical trips to the toy bin, selects his treasures one by one, and arranges them on the couch like a museum curator who happens to have four legs. He’s also figuring out that balls bounce and has started to retrieve and return. We’re calling that personal growth.

Crate life is a non-issue — he eats and sleeps in it without complaint, figured it out in about a day. He’s calm around a robot vacuum, general household chaos, and new people of all kinds.

A few things to know: Bandit came in with some counter-surfing habits, but he’s making real progress on that front. Potty training is going well and trending in the right direction. Stairs are a work in progress too — he’s tackling them and getting more confident every day.

Cats: Probably NOT a match. He spotted one through a window and had feelings. Strong ones.

Bandit is still a little skinny and still learning the house rules, but he’s charming, funny, and settling in beautif

Bandit is a squeaky toy hoarder of the highest order. He makes methodical trips to the toy bin, selects his treasures one by one, and arranges them on the couch like a museum curator who happens to have four legs. He’s also figuring out that balls bounce and has started to retrieve and return. We’re calling that personal growth.

Crate life is a non-issue — he eats and sleeps in it without complaint, figured it out in about a day. He’s calm around a robot vacuum, general household chaos, and new people of all kinds.

A few things to know: Bandit came in with some counter-surfing habits, but he’s making real progress on that front. Potty training is going well and trending in the right direction. Stairs are a work in progress too — he’s tackling them and getting more confident every day.

Cats: Probably NOT a match. He spotted one through a window and had feelings. Strong ones.

Bandit is still a little skinny and still learning the house rules, but he’s charming, funny, and settling in beautifully. The right home will love watching him flourish.