Sunny

My name is Sunny but my foster mom likes to call me Sunny Bunny because I love to hop around the yard chasing after my foster brothers! She thinks it's hilarious to watch and so will you once you adopt me! I came from a pretty rough situation with my brother and sister who have since found homes but that doesn't mean I'm any less deserving. <br/><br/>I will be one year old in October, about 55 pounds, I do great in the crate (mostly), potty trained and will let you know when to take me out, I ride well in the car, good on a leash, and I do great with all dogs but they have to match my energy. I LOVE water so I'd probably make a good swimming or boat buddy, love to take walks, and be outdoors at all times. But my favorite part of the day is snuggling on my foster mom, not next to her, ON her but she thinks it's the sweetest thing ever. My only thing I need to work on is being vocal for attention and being jumpy which foster mom is working so hard on and I have gotten so much better. I may benefit more from a work-from-home family. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Some requirements my foster mom thinks I would benefit from would be a home with older kids, someone who is experienced with dogs (not a first dog owner but possibly), NO APARTMENTS, a fenced in yard or other means of energy outlet, someone who is willing to continue training, and a doggy friend (either to live with or see often who can respect boundaries or who is the dominant one). Of course not everything will or can happen but a little guy like me can wish!<br/><br/>If I sound like the perfect guy for you, call or submit an application to meet me! I'm usually at the monthly Feeder's events but lately foster mom has been so busy and cannot attend so don't hesitate to reach out!<br/><br/>Adoption app https://halok9behavior.com/

My name is Sunny but my foster mom likes to call me Sunny Bunny because I love to hop around the yard chasing after my foster brothers! She thinks it's hilarious to watch and so will you once you adopt me! I came from a pretty rough situation with my brother and sister who have since found homes but that doesn't mean I'm any less deserving.

I will be one year old in October, about 55 pounds, I do great in the crate (mostly), potty trained and will let you know when to take me out, I ride well in the car, good on a leash, and I do great with all dogs but they have to match my energy. I LOVE water so I'd probably make a good swimming or boat buddy, love to take walks, and be outdoors at all times. But my favorite part of the day is snuggling on my foster mom, not next to her, ON her but she thinks it's the sweetest thing ever. My only thing I need to work on is being vocal for attention and being jumpy which foster mom is working so hard on and I have gotten so much better. I may benefit more from a work-from-home fa

My name is Sunny but my foster mom likes to call me Sunny Bunny because I love to hop around the yard chasing after my foster brothers! She thinks it's hilarious to watch and so will you once you adopt me! I came from a pretty rough situation with my brother and sister who have since found homes but that doesn't mean I'm any less deserving.

I will be one year old in October, about 55 pounds, I do great in the crate (mostly), potty trained and will let you know when to take me out, I ride well in the car, good on a leash, and I do great with all dogs but they have to match my energy. I LOVE water so I'd probably make a good swimming or boat buddy, love to take walks, and be outdoors at all times. But my favorite part of the day is snuggling on my foster mom, not next to her, ON her but she thinks it's the sweetest thing ever. My only thing I need to work on is being vocal for attention and being jumpy which foster mom is working so hard on and I have gotten so much better. I may benefit more from a work-from-home family.



Some requirements my foster mom thinks I would benefit from would be a home with older kids, someone who is experienced with dogs (not a first dog owner but possibly), NO APARTMENTS, a fenced in yard or other means of energy outlet, someone who is willing to continue training, and a doggy friend (either to live with or see often who can respect boundaries or who is the d