Green

Say hello to Green! He loves hanging out with all types of people the instant he gets to smell and sniff them. He is definitely not afraid to make new friends, big or small! Not only that, he makes the best cuddle and belly rub partner but beware because once you start, hes gonna be pawing at you to keep going with zero remorse! He also loves going out on his walks and has the most curious nose, going on two 30 minute adventures a day alongside his daily play! Also, Green loves food so be sure to get your peanut butter prepped and your soft foods ready because he will happily devour them away if you offer them. With the right treat, Green can sit, shake, stay, or probably even speak English at this point!<br/><br/><br/><br/>Green really likes to greet his fans and friends by pulling and giving excited barks. With some positive reinforcement and redirection, he is learning to calm his excitement and sniff respectfully. He has made great progress with calmly going up to other doggy friends at the park. Though, he still does love to bark out of excitement after a while or if there are many dogs at once. Green can be a little spicy at first, but is overall a nice guy. Green prefers to get to know his new space on his own before coming up to you to demand pets. He lets anyone pet him, but is not a fan of very small children who may pull at him. He will nip at kids who are pulling on him. He can be wary of his harness going over his head at times and has nipped his foster a few times over it when he gets startled. Sometimes we have to go at his pace, and that is totally okay!<br/><br/><br/><br/>He is great in the car and is down for any kind of trip! Green is not a fan of the crate, but he is cool in an exercise pen while his foster parents go out for errands or to work. Green would be happy in a home where he can be the center of attention or in a home with a chill dog that he can warm up to. He doesn't mind cats and is cool with them doing their thing. Lastly, Green is potty trained in his foster home, but he will not know the routine in his new home. He does well with having his own space at first as he decompresses and loves a good, regular routine! Green is a great, sturdy size, so he is down for a lot of activities but small enough to make travel easy.

Say hello to Green! He loves hanging out with all types of people the instant he gets to smell and sniff them. He is definitely not afraid to make new friends, big or small! Not only that, he makes the best cuddle and belly rub partner but beware because once you start, hes gonna be pawing at you to keep going with zero remorse! He also loves going out on his walks and has the most curious nose, going on two 30 minute adventures a day alongside his daily play! Also, Green loves food so be sure to get your peanut butter prepped and your soft foods ready because he will happily devour them away if you offer them. With the right treat, Green can sit, shake, stay, or probably even speak English at this point!



Green really likes to greet his fans and friends by pulling and giving excited barks. With some positive reinforcement and redirection, he is learning to calm his excitement and sniff respectfully. He has made great progress with calmly going up to other doggy friends at the park. Though, he still does lo

Say hello to Green! He loves hanging out with all types of people the instant he gets to smell and sniff them. He is definitely not afraid to make new friends, big or small! Not only that, he makes the best cuddle and belly rub partner but beware because once you start, hes gonna be pawing at you to keep going with zero remorse! He also loves going out on his walks and has the most curious nose, going on two 30 minute adventures a day alongside his daily play! Also, Green loves food so be sure to get your peanut butter prepped and your soft foods ready because he will happily devour them away if you offer them. With the right treat, Green can sit, shake, stay, or probably even speak English at this point!



Green really likes to greet his fans and friends by pulling and giving excited barks. With some positive reinforcement and redirection, he is learning to calm his excitement and sniff respectfully. He has made great progress with calmly going up to other doggy friends at the park. Though, he still does love to bark out of excitement after a while or if there are many dogs at once. Green can be a little spicy at first, but is overall a nice guy. Green prefers to get to know his new space on his own before coming up to you to demand pets. He lets anyone pet him, but is not a fan of very small children who may pull at him. He will nip at kids who are pulling on him. He can be wary of his harness goin