Bart

Meet Bart - it's always a party with Bart-yyyy!<br/><br/>At 7 years old and 67 pounds, Bart is a fun-loving, medium-energy guy who brings both playtime excitement and laid-back companionship. He's always ready to have a good time, but once he gets his energy out, he's just as happy to relax and soak up affection.<br/><br/>On leash, Bart starts out strong and will need some continued work on his leash manners. He does settle into a moderate pull as the walk goes on, but he'll benefit from guidance and consistency to help him polish those skills. He shows signs of being housetrained and takes care of business right away outside. He's eager to hop into the car on his own and rides wonderfully-usually just looking to get comfortable and enjoy the trip.<br/><br/>Bart absolutely loves his ball and is a fantastic fetch partner. He'll happily chase, return, and drop it for you to throw again, and he's great about trading for another ball or a tasty treat. He can move quickly when going after his ball, so just keep an eye on your hands-he's fast when he's having fun!<br/><br/>He's treat motivated, takes snacks gently, and already knows "sit." Around other dogs, Bart may be vocal and bark, but it doesn't come from a place of aggression. In fact, giving him his beloved ball helps him settle right down-he'll happily hold it in his mouth and refocus.<br/><br/>Bart does very well in low-traffic public settings and shows off his polite side. After playtime, his affectionate nature really shines-he loves to lean his whole body into you and enjoys a good butt scratch (complete with a little happy dance!).<br/><br/>At the end of the day, Bart is a sweet, well-rounded boy who will happily snooze and relax after some fun. If you're looking for a playful companion who also knows how to unwind, Bart might just be your perfect match.<br/><br/>As always, we strongly recommend that resident dogs meet any new potential canine family members. If bringing a resident dog for a dog to dog test, please bring proof of Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella vaccines. <br/><br/>To meet your new pet, come to Guilford County Animal Services between 12 and 4 any day except Tuesday!

Meet Bart - it's always a party with Bart-yyyy!

At 7 years old and 67 pounds, Bart is a fun-loving, medium-energy guy who brings both playtime excitement and laid-back companionship. He's always ready to have a good time, but once he gets his energy out, he's just as happy to relax and soak up affection.

On leash, Bart starts out strong and will need some continued work on his leash manners. He does settle into a moderate pull as the walk goes on, but he'll benefit from guidance and consistency to help him polish those skills. He shows signs of being housetrained and takes care of business right away outside. He's eager to hop into the car on his own and rides wonderfully-usually just looking to get comfortable and enjoy the trip.

Bart absolutely loves his ball and is a fantastic fetch partner. He'll happily chase, return, and drop it for you to throw again, and he's great about trading for another ball or a tasty treat. He can move quickly when going after his ball, so just keep an eye on your han

Meet Bart - it's always a party with Bart-yyyy!

At 7 years old and 67 pounds, Bart is a fun-loving, medium-energy guy who brings both playtime excitement and laid-back companionship. He's always ready to have a good time, but once he gets his energy out, he's just as happy to relax and soak up affection.

On leash, Bart starts out strong and will need some continued work on his leash manners. He does settle into a moderate pull as the walk goes on, but he'll benefit from guidance and consistency to help him polish those skills. He shows signs of being housetrained and takes care of business right away outside. He's eager to hop into the car on his own and rides wonderfully-usually just looking to get comfortable and enjoy the trip.

Bart absolutely loves his ball and is a fantastic fetch partner. He'll happily chase, return, and drop it for you to throw again, and he's great about trading for another ball or a tasty treat. He can move quickly when going after his ball, so just keep an eye on your hands-he's fast when he's having fun!

He's treat motivated, takes snacks gently, and already knows "sit." Around other dogs, Bart may be vocal and bark, but it doesn't come from a place of aggression. In fact, giving him his beloved ball helps him settle right down-he'll happily hold it in his mouth and refocus.

Bart does very well in low-traffic public settings and shows off his po