Encore's current favorite past time is cuddling on the couch with his Big Sister Bella during nap time
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Adults only, please! I prefer a mature crowd.
I’ll do best in a home with children aged 12 and up.
I’ll do best in a home with children aged 8 and up.
I’ll do best in a home with children aged 5 and up.
I love people! Chances are, I’ll love your kids too!
I do best with no interaction with other dogs.
I’m picky with whom I socialize. I may improve with time and management!
I’m selective. I don’t dislike dogs, but I do best when I have time to adjust.
I’m a social butterfly with few restrictions in pairings!
I like dogs! Big dogs. Little dogs. Bring ‘em on.
I’ve never met a cat as far as PAWS knows!
I’ll do best in a house with no cats.
I’m still testing the waters with cats. I’ll do best with time and management.
I would love some feline friends, but I’ll do best with some supervision at first.
I’ve lived with cats and have had no known issues.
I love my cat friends and have a proven history of positive sociability!
I’ll do best in a home where I won’t be left alone.
I prefer not being alone for longer than an hour, but I’ll likely improve with training.
I can be home alone for two to three hours. A dogwalker or daycare are great options!
I can be home alone for four to six hours. A dogwalker or daycare are great options!
I can be home alone for six to eight hours. A dogwalker or daycare are great options!
I’m high energy! I’ll do best with an active owner who likes to run, hike, play, etc.
I have a higher amount of energy. I’ll do best with long walks or play sessions.
I have moderate energy. I’ll do best with daily exercise plus longer walks or runs a few days each week.
I’ll do best with a few laps around the block or a few romps in the yard.
I’m a couch potato! I only need a few short walks per day.
I need a fenced-in yard where I can run and play in privacy.
I’ll do best in a building with a private entrance to my home.
I’m happy to live anywhere as long as you’re there.
