Keith

Keith is the kind of dog who wakes up already facing forward.<br/><br/>Not frantic. Not chaotic. Just…ready. Ready to move, ready to learn, ready to be with you. He’s got that bright, attentive energy that says tell me what we’re doing next and I’m in. Yard? Yes. Trail? Absolutely. Long run with the rhythm of your feet matching his? That’s his love language. He’s excellent on leash, focused and proud, like he knows this is a job he was built for.<br/><br/>And when the day finally winds down—when the shoes come off and the light gets soft—Keith shifts gears without protest. He stretches out, rolls just enough to invite a belly rub, and settles in close. Not clingy. Just present. The kind of closeness that feels earned.<br/><br/>Keith is deeply people-oriented. He bonds fast and fully, the way dogs do when they mean it. Because of that, he’d do best as your one-and-only—no competing for attention, no divided loyalties. Just a single, solid connection where he can give everything he’s got.<br/><br/>He can get a little anxious sometimes, but it doesn’t come from fear—it comes from trying. From wanting to do things right. From caring. With routine, guidance, and someone steady on the other end of the leash, that edge softens quickly and what’s left is a dog who shines with purpose.<br/><br/>Keith isn’t looking for perfection. He’s looking for partnership.<br/><br/>If you want a running buddy, an adventure companion, and a dog who will look at you like this is my person, I’m sure of it—Keith is ready. He’s been ready. He’s just waiting for you.

Keith is the kind of dog who wakes up already facing forward.

Not frantic. Not chaotic. Just…ready. Ready to move, ready to learn, ready to be with you. He’s got that bright, attentive energy that says tell me what we’re doing next and I’m in. Yard? Yes. Trail? Absolutely. Long run with the rhythm of your feet matching his? That’s his love language. He’s excellent on leash, focused and proud, like he knows this is a job he was built for.

And when the day finally winds down—when the shoes come off and the light gets soft—Keith shifts gears without protest. He stretches out, rolls just enough to invite a belly rub, and settles in close. Not clingy. Just present. The kind of closeness that feels earned.

Keith is deeply people-oriented. He bonds fast and fully, the way dogs do when they mean it. Because of that, he’d do best as your one-and-only—no competing for attention, no divided loyalties. Just a single, solid connection where he can give everything he’s got.

He can get a little anxious s

Keith is the kind of dog who wakes up already facing forward.

Not frantic. Not chaotic. Just…ready. Ready to move, ready to learn, ready to be with you. He’s got that bright, attentive energy that says tell me what we’re doing next and I’m in. Yard? Yes. Trail? Absolutely. Long run with the rhythm of your feet matching his? That’s his love language. He’s excellent on leash, focused and proud, like he knows this is a job he was built for.

And when the day finally winds down—when the shoes come off and the light gets soft—Keith shifts gears without protest. He stretches out, rolls just enough to invite a belly rub, and settles in close. Not clingy. Just present. The kind of closeness that feels earned.

Keith is deeply people-oriented. He bonds fast and fully, the way dogs do when they mean it. Because of that, he’d do best as your one-and-only—no competing for attention, no divided loyalties. Just a single, solid connection where he can give everything he’s got.

He can get a little anxious sometimes, but it doesn’t come from fear—it comes from trying. From wanting to do things right. From caring. With routine, guidance, and someone steady on the other end of the leash, that edge softens quickly and what’s left is a dog who shines with purpose.

Keith isn’t looking for perfection. He’s looking for partnership.

If you want a running buddy, an adventure companion, and a