Bandit
- Young
- Male
- Medium
Bandit
Current Location
Palm City, FL
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Bandit's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Bandit's Story
Bandit — Our Calm, Sweet German Shepherd Puppy Still Needs His Forever Family <br/>Bandit is back in his foster home, and we have new photos and a swimming video that show exactly who he is — a gentle, smart, loving puppy who deserves to finish growing up in a real home.<br/>He’s now 45 pounds (10 pounds more than when he arrived two months ago), so he’ll be a bit bigger than we originally thought — but still the same soft, calm, incredibly sweet boy.<br/>Bandit is:<br/>Housebroken and well-behaved<br/>Calm for his age — not a chaos-creating puppy<br/>Affectionate, gentle, and eager to please<br/>Learning new things every day — including swimming! His foster mom sent the cutest “dive and retrieve” video<br/>Wonderful with people and other dogs<br/>A dog who truly looks to his person for reassurance and connection<br/>His foster mom says he is simply wonderful — and she’s right. Bandit is the kind of dog who will bond deeply with his family, follow them everywhere, and grow into a loyal, steady companion.<br/>He deserves to spend the rest of his puppyhood in a home where he can feel safe, loved, and chosen.<br/> Palm City, FL <br/> To adopt Bandit, please apply at www.nalasrescue.org <br/>Please share — the right family is out there. See less
Bandit — Our Calm, Sweet German Shepherd Puppy Still Needs His Forever Family
Bandit is back in his foster home, and we have new photos and a swimming video that show exactly who he is — a gentle, smart, loving puppy who deserves to finish growing up in a real home.
He’s now 45 pounds (10 pounds more than when he arrived two months ago), so he’ll be a bit bigger than we originally thought — but still the same soft, calm, incredibly sweet boy.
Bandit is:
Housebroken and well-behaved
Calm for his age — not a chaos-creating puppy
Affectionate, gentle, and eager to please
Learning new things every day — including swimming! His foster mom sent the cutest “dive and retrieve” video
Wonderful with people and other dogs
A dog who truly looks to his person for reassurance and connection
His foster mom says he is simply wonderful — and she’s right. Bandit is the kind of dog who will bond deeply with his family, follow them everywhere, and grow into a loyal, steady companion.
He deserves to s
Bandit — Our Calm, Sweet German Shepherd Puppy Still Needs His Forever Family
Bandit is back in his foster home, and we have new photos and a swimming video that show exactly who he is — a gentle, smart, loving puppy who deserves to finish growing up in a real home.
He’s now 45 pounds (10 pounds more than when he arrived two months ago), so he’ll be a bit bigger than we originally thought — but still the same soft, calm, incredibly sweet boy.
Bandit is:
Housebroken and well-behaved
Calm for his age — not a chaos-creating puppy
Affectionate, gentle, and eager to please
Learning new things every day — including swimming! His foster mom sent the cutest “dive and retrieve” video
Wonderful with people and other dogs
A dog who truly looks to his person for reassurance and connection
His foster mom says he is simply wonderful — and she’s right. Bandit is the kind of dog who will bond deeply with his family, follow them everywhere, and grow into a loyal, steady companion.
He deserves to spend the rest of his puppyhood in a home where he can feel safe, loved, and chosen.
Palm City, FL
To adopt Bandit, please apply at www.nalasrescue.org
Please share — the right family is out there. See less
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Bandit is from Nala's New Life Rescue, Inc.
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