Meet Buster! This 1-year-old, 82lb mixed breed is a big, lovable goof with an even bigger heart. Buster’s favorite place in the world is right next to his people. He’ll happily follow you from room to room, always seeking affection, pets, and connection. He’s incredibly sweet, social, and has big love in a big body! Buster is potty trained and does very well in his crate. He sleeps through the night, eats his meals in his crate, and is also crated when left alone. He may whine briefly when people are leaving or first settling in, but overall he adjusts well and does best with routine. He has a medium energy level and enjoys walks, playtime, and having space to stretch out. He is great with other dogs, though introductions should be slow and thoughtful, especially if joining a home with an established dog. Pack walks, structured intros, and continued guidance will help set him up for success! Since coming into foster care, Buster has made great progress. With the help of a trainer in the early days, he’s come a long way and continues to improve with structure and consistency. He is still a work in progress, but he absolutely has the potential to grow into an amazing companion with the right guidance. Buster can be a bit big, bouncy, and unaware of his size, and he is still working on leash skills and not jumping on furniture when people are seated. Because of this, he’ll thrive best with an experienced adopter who can provide structure, routine, and continued training. With time and consistency, Buster is going to make an incredibly loyal, affectionate companion who loves his humans deeply!
Meet Buster! This 1-year-old, 82lb mixed breed is a big, lovable goof with an even bigger heart. Buster’s favorite place in the world is right next to his people. He’ll happily follow you from room to room, always seeking affection, pets, and connection. He’s incredibly sweet, social, and has big love in a big body! Buster is potty trained and does very well in his crate. He sleeps through the night, eats his meals in his crate, and is also crated when left alone. He may whine briefly when people are leaving or first settling in, but overall he adjusts well and does best with routine. He has a medium energy level and enjoys walks, playtime, and having space to stretch out. He is great with other dogs, though introductions should be slow and thoughtful, especially if joining a home with an established dog. Pack walks, structured intros, and continued guidance will help set him up for success! Since coming into foster care, Buster has made great progress. With the help of a trainer in the early days, he’s come a long way and continues to improve with structure and consistency. He is still a work in progress, but he absolutely has the potential to grow into an amazing companion with the right guidance. Buster can be a bit big, bouncy, and unaware of his size, and he is still working on leash skills and not jumping on furniture when people are seated. Because of this, he’ll thrive best with an experienced adopter who can provide structure, routine, and continued training. With time and consistency, Buster is going to make an incredibly loyal, affectionate companion who loves his humans deeply!
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