Finnias

Finn has lots of energy and loves to play. He needs mental and physical stimulation or he will creatively find ways to amuse himself. He loves playing with a ball and rope, does well at the dog park, and is a whiz at treat puzzles. When he is ready to take a break he loves to cuddle on the couch or in bed. He does not like to be alone and would love some dog friends that match his energy level or an active human. He has been to training and can walk without a leash with his current foster. He is crate trained but does not like being in the crate and will shred items in the crate with him if he gets bored. Was initially in a home with a cat but hasn’t been around one for several months. Has only been around older children but would probably do well with younger children who want to play with him. Most of the time you would never know he only has one eye, but occasionally can be surprised if people or objects are only in peripheral vision area he can’t see.

Finn has lots of energy and loves to play. He needs mental and physical stimulation or he will creatively find ways to amuse himself. He loves playing with a ball and rope, does well at the dog park, and is a whiz at treat puzzles. When he is ready to take a break he loves to cuddle on the couch or in bed. He does not like to be alone and would love some dog friends that match his energy level or an active human. He has been to training and can walk without a leash with his current foster. He is crate trained but does not like being in the crate and will shred items in the crate with him if he gets bored. Was initially in a home with a cat but hasn’t been around one for several months. Has only been around older children but would probably do well with younger children who want to play with him. Most of the time you would never know he only has one eye, but occasionally can be surprised if people or objects are only in peripheral vision area he can’t see.

Finn has lots of energy and loves to play. He needs mental and physical stimulation or he will creatively find ways to amuse himself. He loves playing with a ball and rope, does well at the dog park, and is a whiz at treat puzzles. When he is ready to take a break he loves to cuddle on the couch or in bed. He does not like to be alone and would love some dog friends that match his energy level or an active human. He has been to training and can walk without a leash with his current foster. He is crate trained but does not like being in the crate and will shred items in the crate with him if he gets bored. Was initially in a home with a cat but hasn’t been around one for several months. Has only been around older children but would probably do well with younger children who want to play with him. Most of the time you would never know he only has one eye, but occasionally can be surprised if people or objects are only in peripheral vision area he can’t see.