SEAMUS

Seamus is a gangly and goofy doggo who loves to be the center of attention. He is playful and energetic and has not yet met a dog that he doesn’t want to make his bestie. He would do best in a house with another playful dog or with regular play dates, walks, or hikes. He hasn’t been around children or cats yet, but he is incredibly sweet and non-reactive even when walking by barking dogs. Inside the house he wants to be near his people. He will follow you around and doesn’t want to miss out on anything happening. Over the past few months in his foster home, he has learned to keep himself busy by chewing on chew toys, how to use a dog door, eat in a crate, and walk with a loose leash. He walks or runs easily when his person is wearing a waist leash and rarely pulls.

Seamus is a gangly and goofy doggo who loves to be the center of attention. He is playful and energetic and has not yet met a dog that he doesn’t want to make his bestie. He would do best in a house with another playful dog or with regular play dates, walks, or hikes. He hasn’t been around children or cats yet, but he is incredibly sweet and non-reactive even when walking by barking dogs. Inside the house he wants to be near his people. He will follow you around and doesn’t want to miss out on anything happening. Over the past few months in his foster home, he has learned to keep himself busy by chewing on chew toys, how to use a dog door, eat in a crate, and walk with a loose leash. He walks or runs easily when his person is wearing a waist leash and rarely pulls.

Seamus is a gangly and goofy doggo who loves to be the center of attention. He is playful and energetic and has not yet met a dog that he doesn’t want to make his bestie. He would do best in a house with another playful dog or with regular play dates, walks, or hikes. He hasn’t been around children or cats yet, but he is incredibly sweet and non-reactive even when walking by barking dogs. Inside the house he wants to be near his people. He will follow you around and doesn’t want to miss out on anything happening. Over the past few months in his foster home, he has learned to keep himself busy by chewing on chew toys, how to use a dog door, eat in a crate, and walk with a loose leash. He walks or runs easily when his person is wearing a waist leash and rarely pulls.