Sanders

Meet SANDERS — our handsome little blonde-and-white Aussie boy with the face of an angel and the social circle of a tiny mafia boss.<br/><br/>Sanders is just under 40 pounds, absolutely beautiful, housetrained, crate trained, good with other dogs, and very easy to live with once you are officially accepted into his inner circle.<br/><br/>But here's the truth: Sanders is not a “love everybody at first sight” kind of dog. In fact, Sanders has opinions. Strong ones. He does not want to be passed around, rushed, grabbed at, or expected to instantly make friends with every person who walks through the door.<br/><br/>Sanders loves his foster mom. He loves her boyfriend. He loves the pet sitter. Once you are his person, he is golden — sweet, loyal, affectionate, and completely devoted. But you do have to earn your membership card.<br/><br/>Sanders needs a quiet, dog-savvy home with someone who understands that trust is built slowly. A single-person home or calm couple would be ideal. He may do best with a female owner, although he has warmed up to some men who gave him space and let him come around on his own terms.<br/><br/>His perfect adopter will not take his hesitation personally. They will not push him. They will not demand affection. They will simply let Sanders decide, at his own pace, that they are worthy of being in the family.<br/><br/>And once Sanders decides you are family? You get the best version of him.<br/><br/>Sanders is looking for a calm home, patient people, and someone who appreciates a loyal little dog who doesn't need a big crowd — just his trusted few.<br/><br/>Apply for Sanders through Canine Pet Rescue.

Meet SANDERS — our handsome little blonde-and-white Aussie boy with the face of an angel and the social circle of a tiny mafia boss.

Sanders is just under 40 pounds, absolutely beautiful, housetrained, crate trained, good with other dogs, and very easy to live with once you are officially accepted into his inner circle.

But here's the truth: Sanders is not a “love everybody at first sight” kind of dog. In fact, Sanders has opinions. Strong ones. He does not want to be passed around, rushed, grabbed at, or expected to instantly make friends with every person who walks through the door.

Sanders loves his foster mom. He loves her boyfriend. He loves the pet sitter. Once you are his person, he is golden — sweet, loyal, affectionate, and completely devoted. But you do have to earn your membership card.

Sanders needs a quiet, dog-savvy home with someone who understands that trust is built slowly. A single-person home or calm couple would be ideal. He may do best with a female owner, although he

Meet SANDERS — our handsome little blonde-and-white Aussie boy with the face of an angel and the social circle of a tiny mafia boss.

Sanders is just under 40 pounds, absolutely beautiful, housetrained, crate trained, good with other dogs, and very easy to live with once you are officially accepted into his inner circle.

But here's the truth: Sanders is not a “love everybody at first sight” kind of dog. In fact, Sanders has opinions. Strong ones. He does not want to be passed around, rushed, grabbed at, or expected to instantly make friends with every person who walks through the door.

Sanders loves his foster mom. He loves her boyfriend. He loves the pet sitter. Once you are his person, he is golden — sweet, loyal, affectionate, and completely devoted. But you do have to earn your membership card.

Sanders needs a quiet, dog-savvy home with someone who understands that trust is built slowly. A single-person home or calm couple would be ideal. He may do best with a female owner, although he has warmed up to some men who gave him space and let him come around on his own terms.

His perfect adopter will not take his hesitation personally. They will not push him. They will not demand affection. They will simply let Sanders decide, at his own pace, that they are worthy of being in the family.

And once Sanders decides you are family? You get the best version of him.
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