Max

Max is a 3-year-old Frenchie who has one flaw:<br/><br/>He's convinced that all good things belong to Max.<br/><br/>People? Max's.<br/>Food? Max's.<br/>Couch? Absolutely Max's.<br/>Personal space? Also Max's.<br/><br/>The funny part is that Max doesn't start out this way. He meets other dogs just fine. He enjoys walks, is polite in public, and strolls past other dogs like a little gentleman. For the first few weeks in a home, everyone thinks, "Wow, this dog is perfect!"<br/><br/>Then Max gets comfortable.<br/><br/>And once he's decided you're his family, he starts campaigning for a one-dog household. After two adoption attempts, we've accepted that Max isn't looking for dog siblings he's looking for devoted staff.<br/><br/>The thing is, both adopters said the same thing: Max is amazing.<br/><br/>He's hilarious, ridiculously affectionate, walks beautifully on leash, loves going places with his people, and has the oversized personality Frenchies are famous for. He'll make you laugh daily and gladly serve as your shadow, snuggle buddy, and self-appointed supervisor.<br/><br/>Max isn't searching for a home because he's difficult. He's searching for a home because he's very committed to being an only child.<br/><br/>If you've been looking for a dog who thinks the sun rises and sets on his humans, Max is ready to fill that position immediately.

Max is a 3-year-old Frenchie who has one flaw:

He's convinced that all good things belong to Max.

People? Max's.
Food? Max's.
Couch? Absolutely Max's.
Personal space? Also Max's.

The funny part is that Max doesn't start out this way. He meets other dogs just fine. He enjoys walks, is polite in public, and strolls past other dogs like a little gentleman. For the first few weeks in a home, everyone thinks, "Wow, this dog is perfect!"

Then Max gets comfortable.

And once he's decided you're his family, he starts campaigning for a one-dog household. After two adoption attempts, we've accepted that Max isn't looking for dog siblings he's looking for devoted staff.

The thing is, both adopters said the same thing: Max is amazing.

He's hilarious, ridiculously affectionate, walks beautifully on leash, loves going places with his people, and has the oversized personality Frenchies are famous for. He'll make you laugh daily and gladly serve as your shadow, snuggl

Max is a 3-year-old Frenchie who has one flaw:

He's convinced that all good things belong to Max.

People? Max's.
Food? Max's.
Couch? Absolutely Max's.
Personal space? Also Max's.

The funny part is that Max doesn't start out this way. He meets other dogs just fine. He enjoys walks, is polite in public, and strolls past other dogs like a little gentleman. For the first few weeks in a home, everyone thinks, "Wow, this dog is perfect!"

Then Max gets comfortable.

And once he's decided you're his family, he starts campaigning for a one-dog household. After two adoption attempts, we've accepted that Max isn't looking for dog siblings he's looking for devoted staff.

The thing is, both adopters said the same thing: Max is amazing.

He's hilarious, ridiculously affectionate, walks beautifully on leash, loves going places with his people, and has the oversized personality Frenchies are famous for. He'll make you laugh daily and gladly serve as your shadow, snuggle buddy, and self-appointed supervisor.

Max isn't searching for a home because he's difficult. He's searching for a home because he's very committed to being an only child.

If you've been looking for a dog who thinks the sun rises and sets on his humans, Max is ready to fill that position immediately.