rhysand red

Hi! I'm currently accepting applications for the very prestigious position of Professional Best Friend. The pay is belly rubs, snacks, and a spot on the couch (don't worry... I'll make room for you).My qualifications include:Professional toy de-stuffer.Olympic-level zoomie champion.Expert crumb clean-up specialist.Certified cuddle bug, regardless of my size.Always ready for my next adventure.My story didn't have the easiest beginning. I'm one of six puppies who arrived at a shelter before our eyes were even open, so we'll never know what our mama looked like. Thankfully, an incredible foster family stepped in and bottle-fed us every few hours, day and night, giving us the chance to grow into happy, healthy pups.My brother had a funny little Q-tip swab sent off to some scientists, and they came back with some pretty wild results! It turns out we're mostly Husky (44%) and Pit Bull (28%), with a splash of German Shepherd (7%), an unexpected Caucasian Ovcharka (10%), and a few other mystery ingredients mixed in. Basically, I'm a one-of-a-kind recipe!I come with endless kisses, a constantly wagging tail, and just enough puppy mischief to keep life entertaining. I'm still working on things like potty training and understanding that not everything belongs in my mouth, but I'm eager to learn, especially if treats are part of the lesson.My dream home has plenty of love, patient humans, cozy beds (that I'll probably trade for your lap), and lots of adventures. To help me grow into the very best dog I can be, my adoption will require that my new family is enrolled in a puppy training class before I officially move in.As for my social life? I'm doing great! My foster family has other dogs, some funny little two-legged puppies (they call them kids), and even a cat. The cat prefers to admire me from a safe distance, but I think we'll be friends eventually... she just doesn't know it yet.Think we might be the perfect match? I'd love to meet you and see if we're meant to spend a lifetime making memories together!P.S. I can't promise your socks will always stay where you left them, but I can promise they'll never be lonely.