Meet Radar, a delightful and energetic pup who is brimming with personality! This handsome boy loves to be the center of attention, whether he's showering you with cuddles like a lap dog or making you laugh with his goofy puppy antics and spontaneous 'zoomies.' Radar is incredibly people-friendly, greeting everyone he meets with enthusiasm and a wagging tail. He thrives on interaction, loves belly rubs, and is always eager to learn new tricks, especially when treats are involved. His playful spirit and loving nature make him a joy to be around.
As a Treeing Walker Coonhound mix, Radar brings a wonderful blend of intelligence, athleticism, and affection. He gets along famously with other dogs, big and small, and is respectful of dog-friendly felines, often wanting to engage them in play. His breed traits suggest he'll be a loyal companion who enjoys being part of family activities. While he's still refining his leash manners and working on not barking at passersby, his eagerness to please and love for adventure mean he's a quick learner who will flourish with consistent, positive reinforcement training.
Radar is searching for an active home where he can be an integral part of the family. He would thrive with individuals or a family who can provide him with plenty of exercise, mental stimulation, and continued training. A home with a secure yard where he can safely express his energy would be ideal. While he adores children, his occasional 'zoomies' mean a home with older, sturdy children or adults might be best to prevent accidental tumbles. If you're looking for a loyal, affectionate, and playful companion ready for car rides, walks, and all life's adventures, Radar is your boy!
Special Needs
No
Vaccinations
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Training
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