Rollie

Meet Rollie <br/>1-2 years old 22 lbs Corgi mix Neutered male<br/><br/>Rollie is a loyal, affectionate little guy with a big personality packed into a short, corgi-shaped body (yes-the ears and the butt are as cute as you're picturing).<br/><br/>He came from a hoarding situation with over 20 dogs and has spent the past few months learning how to be part of a home-and he's honestly done really well.<br/><br/>The good (and there's a lot of it):<br/>Rollie is potty trained, kennel trained, and knows basic commands like sit, off, and wait. In a home, he's incredibly chill-he loves lounging, following his person around, and soaking up attention.<br/><br/>He's great with other dogs and enjoys having a playful companion. He walks well on leash, rides well in the car, and can even handle outings like patios or hikes without being overwhelmed.<br/><br/>Once he bonds to you, he bonds hard. He is deeply loyal and wants to be right by your side.<br/><br/>What he needs help with:<br/>Rollie can struggle when he feels overwhelmed or when his space isn't respected-especially in busy or chaotic situations. He has shown some barrier frustration in a kennel setting and can react to unfamiliar people if pushed too quickly.<br/><br/>Both of his previous homes shared that he was a dream day-to-day-but situations involving guests or high energy environments were where things fell apart.<br/><br/>Because of this, Rollie needs:<br/> A calm, structured home<br/> Clear boundaries and leadership<br/> Slow, intentional introductions to new people<br/> An owner who will advocate for him and not put him in situations he's not ready for<br/><br/>The right fit:<br/>Rollie would do best in an adult or teen (13+) home that understands sensitive dogs. He thrives with routine and predictability and does best when he knows what's expected of him.<br/><br/>A confident dog in the home would be a bonus, but not required.<br/><br/>He is not the kind of dog who will instantly love every stranger-and that's okay. In the right home, with the right expectations, Rollie is an incredibly rewarding companion.<br/><br/>Bottom line:<br/>Rollie isn't a "take everywhere, love everyone immediately" dog.<br/>But he is a loyal, loving, funny, easy-to-live-with dog who will absolutely be someone's heart dog.<br/><br/>He just needs someone willing to meet him where he's at

Meet Rollie
1-2 years old 22 lbs Corgi mix Neutered male

Rollie is a loyal, affectionate little guy with a big personality packed into a short, corgi-shaped body (yes-the ears and the butt are as cute as you're picturing).

He came from a hoarding situation with over 20 dogs and has spent the past few months learning how to be part of a home-and he's honestly done really well.

The good (and there's a lot of it):
Rollie is potty trained, kennel trained, and knows basic commands like sit, off, and wait. In a home, he's incredibly chill-he loves lounging, following his person around, and soaking up attention.

He's great with other dogs and enjoys having a playful companion. He walks well on leash, rides well in the car, and can even handle outings like patios or hikes without being overwhelmed.

Once he bonds to you, he bonds hard. He is deeply loyal and wants to be right by your side.

What he needs help with:
Rollie can struggle when he feels overwhelmed or wh

Meet Rollie
1-2 years old 22 lbs Corgi mix Neutered male

Rollie is a loyal, affectionate little guy with a big personality packed into a short, corgi-shaped body (yes-the ears and the butt are as cute as you're picturing).

He came from a hoarding situation with over 20 dogs and has spent the past few months learning how to be part of a home-and he's honestly done really well.

The good (and there's a lot of it):
Rollie is potty trained, kennel trained, and knows basic commands like sit, off, and wait. In a home, he's incredibly chill-he loves lounging, following his person around, and soaking up attention.

He's great with other dogs and enjoys having a playful companion. He walks well on leash, rides well in the car, and can even handle outings like patios or hikes without being overwhelmed.

Once he bonds to you, he bonds hard. He is deeply loyal and wants to be right by your side.

What he needs help with:
Rollie can struggle when he feels overwhelmed or when his space isn't respected-especially in busy or chaotic situations. He has shown some barrier frustration in a kennel setting and can react to unfamiliar people if pushed too quickly.

Both of his previous homes shared that he was a dream day-to-day-but situations involving guests or high energy environments were where things fell apart.

Because of this, Rollie needs:
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