Granite 13896

If you happened to see "A Few Good Dogs," you will recall Granite, a leggy rat terrier with a signature stub tail, in the Tom Cruise role. Ears at attention, standout brows, a serious demeanor enhanced by undeniable cuteness, his performance was a Method masterpiece that happened to align perfectly with his off-screen personality. He's a gentle and studious sort whose slight vision impairment means he likes a slow approach from dogs and people -- two species with whom he gets along very nicely. He's polite, energetic, likes a snuggle and a soft place to nest. And he can handle the truth! Which, in this case, is that whomever adopts him is about to win the dog lottery.<br/><br/>Here's some notes from his foster: <br/><br/>Granite is a chill guy, and is content to snooze in his bed whether you're in the room or not. While he has some vision impairment, it doesn't hold him back and he enjoys going for walks and can get around in my apartment as well. He loves finding treats in a snuffle ball or snuffle mat! He's potty trained. He's good on walks and seems to enjoy meeting new people. He can be a little apprehensive around other dogs, but is mostly indifferent.

If you happened to see "A Few Good Dogs," you will recall Granite, a leggy rat terrier with a signature stub tail, in the Tom Cruise role. Ears at attention, standout brows, a serious demeanor enhanced by undeniable cuteness, his performance was a Method masterpiece that happened to align perfectly with his off-screen personality. He's a gentle and studious sort whose slight vision impairment means he likes a slow approach from dogs and people -- two species with whom he gets along very nicely. He's polite, energetic, likes a snuggle and a soft place to nest. And he can handle the truth! Which, in this case, is that whomever adopts him is about to win the dog lottery.

Here's some notes from his foster:

Granite is a chill guy, and is content to snooze in his bed whether you're in the room or not. While he has some vision impairment, it doesn't hold him back and he enjoys going for walks and can get around in my apartment as well. He loves finding treats in a snuffle ball or snuffle mat! He's potty trained.

If you happened to see "A Few Good Dogs," you will recall Granite, a leggy rat terrier with a signature stub tail, in the Tom Cruise role. Ears at attention, standout brows, a serious demeanor enhanced by undeniable cuteness, his performance was a Method masterpiece that happened to align perfectly with his off-screen personality. He's a gentle and studious sort whose slight vision impairment means he likes a slow approach from dogs and people -- two species with whom he gets along very nicely. He's polite, energetic, likes a snuggle and a soft place to nest. And he can handle the truth! Which, in this case, is that whomever adopts him is about to win the dog lottery.

Here's some notes from his foster:

Granite is a chill guy, and is content to snooze in his bed whether you're in the room or not. While he has some vision impairment, it doesn't hold him back and he enjoys going for walks and can get around in my apartment as well. He loves finding treats in a snuffle ball or snuffle mat! He's potty trained. He's good on walks and seems to enjoy meeting new people. He can be a little apprehensive around other dogs, but is mostly indifferent.