Ford

Ford (3 yrs old) has been hanging out with us at Williamson County Animal Center since March 30th, quietly minding his business while flashier dogs steal the spotlight like they're auditioning for reality TV. Meanwhile, Ford has been over here being an actual solid citizen.<br/><br/>Since he's been with us, here's what we've learned:<br/> In the office, he's calm, quiet, and perfectly content lounging in his dog bed even when nobody is around.<br/> He's kept his office space clean with regular potty breaks.<br/> He consistently does well with female dogs and most male dogs too, as long as they aren't overly pushy or assertive.<br/> He's a pretty easy leash walk overall and only gets a little excited when spotting other dogs.<br/> He recently took a field trip with volunteers Chuck and Jill, who reported that he did great in the car and was fantastic in the home. Most of the time, he just slept peacefully and was very respectful of the space around him.<br/><br/>Ford isn't the type to scream for attention. He's the dependable, low-key, "happy to just be included" kind of dog that somehow keeps getting overlooked. But honestly? Those are usually the dogs that make the very best companions.<br/><br/>If you've been searching for a calmer, affectionate dog without main character syndrome, Ford might just be your guy. Stop by and meet him today!

Ford (3 yrs old) has been hanging out with us at Williamson County Animal Center since March 30th, quietly minding his business while flashier dogs steal the spotlight like they're auditioning for reality TV. Meanwhile, Ford has been over here being an actual solid citizen.

Since he's been with us, here's what we've learned:
In the office, he's calm, quiet, and perfectly content lounging in his dog bed even when nobody is around.
He's kept his office space clean with regular potty breaks.
He consistently does well with female dogs and most male dogs too, as long as they aren't overly pushy or assertive.
He's a pretty easy leash walk overall and only gets a little excited when spotting other dogs.
He recently took a field trip with volunteers Chuck and Jill, who reported that he did great in the car and was fantastic in the home. Most of the time, he just slept peacefully and was very respectful of the space around him.

Ford isn't the type to scream for attention. He's the dependable

Ford (3 yrs old) has been hanging out with us at Williamson County Animal Center since March 30th, quietly minding his business while flashier dogs steal the spotlight like they're auditioning for reality TV. Meanwhile, Ford has been over here being an actual solid citizen.

Since he's been with us, here's what we've learned:
In the office, he's calm, quiet, and perfectly content lounging in his dog bed even when nobody is around.
He's kept his office space clean with regular potty breaks.
He consistently does well with female dogs and most male dogs too, as long as they aren't overly pushy or assertive.
He's a pretty easy leash walk overall and only gets a little excited when spotting other dogs.
He recently took a field trip with volunteers Chuck and Jill, who reported that he did great in the car and was fantastic in the home. Most of the time, he just slept peacefully and was very respectful of the space around him.

Ford isn't the type to scream for attention. He's the dependable, low-key, "happy to just be included" kind of dog that somehow keeps getting overlooked. But honestly? Those are usually the dogs that make the very best companions.

If you've been searching for a calmer, affectionate dog without main character syndrome, Ford might just be your guy. Stop by and meet him today!