Scamp is a touch shy at first and then incredibly playful when he feels safe and comes out of his shell. He doesn't mind other dogs and enjoys their company, but doesn't like to roughhouse much. He is very good about setting strong boundaries with the other puppies when they play too roughly with him, using his tiny growl just enough to get the point across. He’s a sweetie but not a doormat.
This little guy is uniquely colored and the smallest in his family. He’s actually about a pound lighter than his big brother Scrappy (who loves to roughhouse but respects his brother’s boundaries beautifully). The two of them are good buddies who play and live well together, but Scamp appears to be most interested in human interaction. He will seek it over playing with the other puppies at playtime. He will likely be a very devoted pup.
Our puppies go to their new homes with:
Written medical records showing up-to-date vaccinations and parasite prevention treatments
