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Peanut was surrendered after his original family was unable to care for him, but that doesn't get him down. Peanut adjusted very quickly into my life. He is still very much a puppy and loves to play and have zoomies all over the house. He lives with me, my partner, as well as my 90lb German Shepherd. I feel Peanut would get along great with another dog in the home who will at least tolerate his puppy antics.
Peanut loves to run, jump, and play with all toys either by himself or with another dog.
Peanut is still working on potty training but has gotten much better over the past month and a half that I've had him. He is used to being kenneled when no one is home and does well being kenneled overnight. He still may have some accidents if left for too long or if put up without the opportunity to potty.
Peanut does have some resource guarding issues when it comes to bones or other chews. I've been able to keep it under control by close monitoring and making sure he has his own space to chew.
Peanut would love to meet you and your family as he loves new people.
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Characteristics
Health
House-trained
Good in a home with
