Harris

Meet Harris<br/><br/>His government name is Harris, but his foster family calls him Rambo. At about 12 weeks old and 18 lbs this is a whole lot of adorable packed into one growing puppy.<br/><br/>Harris is dog-friendly, cat-friendly, and kid-friendly. He loves wrestling with his foster siblings, squeaky toys, hard chews, car rides, and generally being wherever the fun is happening.<br/>Hes already crate/playpen trained and doing great with potty training. He rings his bell to go outside about 80% of the time, which is pretty impressive for a tiny guy. The occasional accident is usually because the humans weren't paying attention. <br/><br/>Hes learning his leash manners and working on the important puppy lessons, like sharing toys and understanding that every food bowl in the house is NOT automatically his.<br/><br/>Harris is playful but settles down nicely, can handle about 3-4 hours alone, and has no separation anxiety. He doesnt require another dog, but hed certainly enjoy having a canine buddy to wrestle with.<br/><br/>And then there are those adorable bowed back legs that give him a little cowboy walk. Were pretty sure he thinks he owns the whole ranch.<br/><br/>Harris needs a fenced yard and a family willing to put in the time, patience, and training that comes with raising a puppy. In return, you get one ridiculously cute, goofy, loving little companion.<br/><br/>Think Harris might be your guy? Apply to adopt this tiny cowboy!<br/><br/>Prior to meeting or adopting any of our wonderful animals, we ask that you please fill out our online application: <br/>https://form.jotform.com/223268341300041

Meet Harris

His government name is Harris, but his foster family calls him Rambo. At about 12 weeks old and 18 lbs this is a whole lot of adorable packed into one growing puppy.

Harris is dog-friendly, cat-friendly, and kid-friendly. He loves wrestling with his foster siblings, squeaky toys, hard chews, car rides, and generally being wherever the fun is happening.
Hes already crate/playpen trained and doing great with potty training. He rings his bell to go outside about 80% of the time, which is pretty impressive for a tiny guy. The occasional accident is usually because the humans weren't paying attention.

Hes learning his leash manners and working on the important puppy lessons, like sharing toys and understanding that every food bowl in the house is NOT automatically his.

Harris is playful but settles down nicely, can handle about 3-4 hours alone, and has no separation anxiety. He doesnt require another dog, but hed certainly enjoy having a canine buddy to wrestle with.

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Meet Harris

His government name is Harris, but his foster family calls him Rambo. At about 12 weeks old and 18 lbs this is a whole lot of adorable packed into one growing puppy.

Harris is dog-friendly, cat-friendly, and kid-friendly. He loves wrestling with his foster siblings, squeaky toys, hard chews, car rides, and generally being wherever the fun is happening.
Hes already crate/playpen trained and doing great with potty training. He rings his bell to go outside about 80% of the time, which is pretty impressive for a tiny guy. The occasional accident is usually because the humans weren't paying attention.

Hes learning his leash manners and working on the important puppy lessons, like sharing toys and understanding that every food bowl in the house is NOT automatically his.

Harris is playful but settles down nicely, can handle about 3-4 hours alone, and has no separation anxiety. He doesnt require another dog, but hed certainly enjoy having a canine buddy to wrestle with.

And then there are those adorable bowed back legs that give him a little cowboy walk. Were pretty sure he thinks he owns the whole ranch.

Harris needs a fenced yard and a family willing to put in the time, patience, and training that comes with raising a puppy. In return, you get one ridiculously cute, goofy, loving little companion.

Think Harris might be your guy? Apply to adopt