Waylon

At just 10 weeks old, Waylon is already proving to be the cuddliest little guy of his litter! This adorable mixed-breed pup is completely unknown in the best possible way—his breed may be a mystery, but his sweet personality is anything but. <br/><br/>Waylon loves wrestling and playing with his brothers, but he's also the one most likely to wander over to his humans and ask, "Excuse me, could I have some attention now?" He absolutely loves pets, snuggles, and being loved on. He's also the most vocal of the bunch and isn't shy about letting you know when he wants some attention—he may start with a little cry and eventually work his way up to a full puppy howl.<br/><br/>Waylon has been having a blast with his foster siblings, including dogs ranging from a big 80-pound Pitt/Rottie mix to a tiny 11-pound Chiweenie. He loves following the older dogs around and doing his best to convince them its always time to play. While he could likely be happy as an only pup or with a canine sibling, but we think he'd especially enjoy having a furry friend to keep him company. He hasn't met any cats yet, but at this young age, he may do well with proper introductions.<br/><br/>Like any 10-week-old puppy, Waylon is still learning all about the world. He's working on house training and crate training, and while he sleeps in a crate with his two brothers at night, he's still learning to make it through the night without accidents. Leash training is still ahead of him.<br/><br/>His favorite things include people, cuddles, playtime, attention, and puppy teething rings. His least favorite thing? Being left alone when there are people around who could be giving him love! <br/><br/>Waylon is looking for a forever family who understands that puppies are a work in progress. He may nip, chew things he shouldn't, have accidents, and need plenty of guidance as he grows. In return, he promises a lifetime of puppy kisses, goofy antics, companionship, and all the cuddles you can handle<br/><br/>If you're looking for a sweet, social, affectionate little mystery mix who wants to be part of everything you do, Waylon might just be your boy!<br/><br/>Apply online to meet Waylon!<br/><br/>https://forms.gle/tYsG6dtzPAmjburi7<br/><br/>His adoption fee is $350 and includes age-appropriate vaccines, deworming, neuter and microchip.

At just 10 weeks old, Waylon is already proving to be the cuddliest little guy of his litter! This adorable mixed-breed pup is completely unknown in the best possible way—his breed may be a mystery, but his sweet personality is anything but.

Waylon loves wrestling and playing with his brothers, but he's also the one most likely to wander over to his humans and ask, "Excuse me, could I have some attention now?" He absolutely loves pets, snuggles, and being loved on. He's also the most vocal of the bunch and isn't shy about letting you know when he wants some attention—he may start with a little cry and eventually work his way up to a full puppy howl.

Waylon has been having a blast with his foster siblings, including dogs ranging from a big 80-pound Pitt/Rottie mix to a tiny 11-pound Chiweenie. He loves following the older dogs around and doing his best to convince them its always time to play. While he could likely be happy as an only pup or with a canine sibling, but we think he'd especially enjoy having

At just 10 weeks old, Waylon is already proving to be the cuddliest little guy of his litter! This adorable mixed-breed pup is completely unknown in the best possible way—his breed may be a mystery, but his sweet personality is anything but.

Waylon loves wrestling and playing with his brothers, but he's also the one most likely to wander over to his humans and ask, "Excuse me, could I have some attention now?" He absolutely loves pets, snuggles, and being loved on. He's also the most vocal of the bunch and isn't shy about letting you know when he wants some attention—he may start with a little cry and eventually work his way up to a full puppy howl.

Waylon has been having a blast with his foster siblings, including dogs ranging from a big 80-pound Pitt/Rottie mix to a tiny 11-pound Chiweenie. He loves following the older dogs around and doing his best to convince them its always time to play. While he could likely be happy as an only pup or with a canine sibling, but we think he'd especially enjoy having a furry friend to keep him company. He hasn't met any cats yet, but at this young age, he may do well with proper introductions.

Like any 10-week-old puppy, Waylon is still learning all about the world. He's working on house training and crate training, and while he sleeps in a crate with his two brothers at night, he's still learning to make it through the night without accidents. Leash