Meet Bronco! This handsome fellow is estimated to be around 12 years young and is still very much in his playful puppy phase. Bronco is curious about everything and loves exploring the world around him, discovering new sights, smells, and adventures. He gets along wonderfully with other dogs and currently has three foster siblings he enjoys playing and lounging with. He is potty-trained and is working on becoming fully kennel-trained.
Bronco is quite the talker and loves to express himself with silly grumbles, playful barks, and funny little sounds, especially when he's excited or vying for attention. He has a big personality and an even bigger heart! While he can be a bit skittish at first and sometimes thinks he's in trouble when you approach, he is quickly learning that people can be kind and gentle. Each day, he grows more confident, more trusting, and more affectionate. In the evenings, Bronco enjoys curling up on a cozy dog bed, and he'll occasionally trot over to give you a soft boop as his sweet way of asking for pets. He also has great protective instincts; if he hears a strange noise outside, he'll be the first to investigate and alert his people.
Bronco is well on his way to becoming a loyal, loving, and devoted companion. With continued patience, reassurance, and love, he will blossom into the incredible dog he is meant to be. He's ready to find a forever family to adore and protect.
Ideal Home
A home that can offer patience, reassurance, and love as Bronco continues to build his confidence and trust.
Ongoing Health
No specific health conditions or procedures are mentioned in the listing.
Training & Support
Bronco is currently working on becoming fully kennel-trained. He can be a bit skittish at first and needs gentle encouragement to build trust.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- You can view more pictures and videos via the provided link.
Transporation
Bronco is being fostered in Seguin, TX but can be transported to the PNW and NE United States after adoption.
