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Roland

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Stop scrolling, because this handsome guy is ready to steal your heart! Roland is a 2-year-old heartthrob with a stunning gray coat, matching gray eyes, and a smile that could melt just about anyone. But don’t let that grown-up age fool you—this boy is still rocking some serious puppy energy and believes life is best lived at full speed! Roland’s favorite hobby? PLAYING WITH OTHER DOGS! He’s done wonderfully with every dog he’s met and would absolutely love a home with a playful canine sibling who shares his enthusiasm for fun. Fair warning: Roland hasn’t quite mastered the art of reading the room when his friends are ready for a nap. Sometimes he needs a little help realizing that even the best playdates have to come to an end! He’s also a big fan of his human friends, kids included! However, between his bouncy personality and occasional mouthy, puppy-like antics, he’s looking for a home with older kids ages 16 and up who can keep up with his enthusiasm. Now, we know what you’re thinking. Handsome? Check. Dog-friendly? Check. Loves people? Check. What’s the catch? Well, friends, even a dreamboat has a dealbreaker, and Roland’s is CATS. This guy is definitely not a fan of feline roommates, so he’ll need a cat-free home. The good news? Roland is a dream on leash and is comfortable hanging out in his crate when his people are away. Give him a Kong or Pupsicle to keep him busy, and he’s happy to settle in while you’re out conquering the world. Roland is the total package for someone looking for a fun-loving, affectionate sidekick with a playful spirit and a whole lot of love to give. If you have a playful pup who could use a new best friend, a cat-free home, and plenty of opportunities to burn off that adorable energy, Roland might just be your guy!

Breed: Mixed Breed
Gender: Male
Age: 2 years 7 months
Size: Large
Energy Level: High
Weight: 51.2 lbs
Is Good with other Dogs: Yes
Is Good with Cats: no
Is Good with Children: Over 12
House Trained: Yes
Leash Trained: Yes
Crate Trained: Yes
Code: D26-032

Stop scrolling, because this handsome guy is ready to steal your heart! Roland is a 2-year-old heartthrob with a stunning gray coat, matching gray eyes, and a smile that could melt just about anyone. But don’t let that grown-up age fool you—this boy is still rocking some serious puppy energy and believes life is best lived at full speed! Roland’s favorite hobby? PLAYING WITH OTHER DOGS! He’s done wonderfully with every dog he’s met and would absolutely love a home with a playful canine sibling who shares his enthusiasm for fun. Fair warning: Roland hasn’t quite mastered the art of reading the room when his friends are ready for a nap. Sometimes he needs a little help realizing that even the best playdates have to come to an end! He’s also a big fan of his human friends, kids included! However, between his bouncy personality and occasional mouthy, puppy-like antics, he’s looking for a home with older kids ages 16 and up who can keep up with his enthusiasm. Now, we know what you’re thinking. Handsome? Check. Dog-friendly? Check. Loves people? Check. What’s the catch? Well, friends, even a dreamboat has a dealbreaker, and Roland’s is CATS. This guy is definitely not a fan of feline roommates, so he’ll need a cat-free home. The good news? Roland is a dream on leash and is comfortable hanging out in his crate when his people are away. Give him a Kong or Pupsicle to keep him busy, and he’s happy to settle in while you’re out conquering the world. Roland is the total package for someone looking for a fun-loving, affectionate sidekick with a playful spirit and a whole lot of love to give. If you have a playful pup who could use a new best friend, a cat-free home, and plenty of opportunities to burn off that adorable energy, Roland might just be your guy!

Breed: Mixed Breed
Sex: Male
Age: 2 years 7 months
Size: Large
Energy Level: High
Weight: 51.2 lbs
Is Good with other Dogs: Yes
Is Good with Cats: No
Is Good with Children: Over 12
House Trained: Yes
Leash Trained: Yes
Crate Trained: Yes
Code: D26-032
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