Rabbit

Meet Rabbit <br/><br/>Don't let the name fool you-Rabbit isn't hopping away from your heart anytime soon. With ears that stand straight up and an adorable little hop in his step, this sweet boy is as charming as they come.<br/><br/>Rabbit is basically a toddler in dog form-playful, curious, and always ready for his next adventure. He would absolutely thrive in a home with another fun-loving dog to help build his confidence and keep the games going. A fenced yard and a quieter, more rural setting would suit him best, where he can explore and feel at ease.<br/><br/>He's already a big fan of the great outdoors, enjoying long trail walks where he politely says hello to horses and other critters along the way. While he may be a tiny bit shy at first, it doesn't take much-usually just one snack-and suddenly you've got a loyal best friend for life.<br/><br/>Rabbit is putting in the work with his foster family and has been bravely tagging along to shopping centers and breweries with his emotional support foster brother. With each outing, his confidence continues to grow, and it's been amazing to watch him come out of his shell.<br/><br/>He is crate trained as long as he can see his doggie friends nearby, and he would do best in a home where someone works from home or comes and goes throughout the day-he just loves his people (and his playtime!) a little too much to be alone for long stretches.<br/><br/>And when the day winds down? Rabbit is all about the snuggles. <br/><br/>If you're looking for a playful, affectionate pup with a big personality and an even bigger heart, Rabbit might just be your perfect match.<br/><br/>Be sure to check out Rabbit's video:<br/>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_34vDtLbsk<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/>ADOPTION DISCLAIMER: At Perfectly Paired Pitties (P3), we aim to provide accurate<br/>information about all of our animals to the best of our abilities. That said, we cannot guarantee<br/>that any dog is housebroken or crate trained and cannot promise any specifics regarding an<br/>animal's breed, size, health, behavior, temperament, or other conditions. Our adoption fee does<br/>not fully cover all vetting, medical care, food, supplies, or training costs. As we depend on<br/>donations to provide for the animals in our care, we are unable to reduce or refund the adoption<br/>fee. Out of area adopters (outside of DC, MD, VA and PA) will be considered on a case by case<br/>basis and will be required to come to the foster location for an in-person meet-and-greet. Our<br/>rescue is not able to provide out of state transport.<br/>TO DONATE: Please visit our website at www.https://perfectlypairedpitties.org/Donate/ to make<br/>a donation. Your contribution will help Perfectly Paired Pitties (P3) continue providing essential<br/>medical treatment and training for our dogs.<br/>Our Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/33KX1RLNW2A2R?ref_=wl_share<br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Meet Rabbit

Don't let the name fool you-Rabbit isn't hopping away from your heart anytime soon. With ears that stand straight up and an adorable little hop in his step, this sweet boy is as charming as they come.

Rabbit is basically a toddler in dog form-playful, curious, and always ready for his next adventure. He would absolutely thrive in a home with another fun-loving dog to help build his confidence and keep the games going. A fenced yard and a quieter, more rural setting would suit him best, where he can explore and feel at ease.

He's already a big fan of the great outdoors, enjoying long trail walks where he politely says hello to horses and other critters along the way. While he may be a tiny bit shy at first, it doesn't take much-usually just one snack-and suddenly you've got a loyal best friend for life.

Rabbit is putting in the work with his foster family and has been bravely tagging along to shopping centers and breweries with his emotional support foster brother. With each ou

Meet Rabbit

Don't let the name fool you-Rabbit isn't hopping away from your heart anytime soon. With ears that stand straight up and an adorable little hop in his step, this sweet boy is as charming as they come.

Rabbit is basically a toddler in dog form-playful, curious, and always ready for his next adventure. He would absolutely thrive in a home with another fun-loving dog to help build his confidence and keep the games going. A fenced yard and a quieter, more rural setting would suit him best, where he can explore and feel at ease.

He's already a big fan of the great outdoors, enjoying long trail walks where he politely says hello to horses and other critters along the way. While he may be a tiny bit shy at first, it doesn't take much-usually just one snack-and suddenly you've got a loyal best friend for life.

Rabbit is putting in the work with his foster family and has been bravely tagging along to shopping centers and breweries with his emotional support foster brother. With each outing, his confidence continues to grow, and it's been amazing to watch him come out of his shell.

He is crate trained as long as he can see his doggie friends nearby, and he would do best in a home where someone works from home or comes and goes throughout the day-he just loves his people (and his playtime!) a little too much to be alone for long stretches.

And when the day winds