Meet Harrison
Ten years old. Fourteen pounds. And somehow running on the energy of a dog half his age.
Harrison is the total package. Sweet, social, and just a little bit extra. He loves his humans (like, loves loves them), and he’s always ready to make new dog friends. As for cats? He tried to be in charge once and it didn’t go his way. He’s since decided peaceful coexistence (aka avoidance) is the better life choice. Growth! We love to see it.
He is VERY energetic. Blink and he’s already onto his next adventure, and he’s got a nose that does not quit. Walks are less “casual stroll” and more “serious investigative work.” If there’s a scent trail, Harrison is on the case.
He’s housebroken, crate-trained, and perfectly content snoozing in his crate when you’re out or at bedtime. But don’t let that fool you! When it’s go-time, Harrison is READY. Zoomies? Yes. Playtime? Absolutely. Chaos? Just a sprinkle. And then, like a true professional, he settles right down with the family when it’s time to relax.
Now, let’s address the hobby.
Harrison has a deep appreciation for his stuffed toys and occasionally his bed. It’s a passion. A calling. But he’s a gentleman. Tell him “no,”and he respects it.
As for kids, his foster family doesn’t have any in the home, but he recently met a neighborhood girl (around 8–10 years old) who asked to pet him, and Harrison’s response? Completely unbothered. Didn’t mind one bit. He treated her just like any other human, potential best friend status unlocked.
If you’re looking for a happy, affectionate, slightly ridiculous little guy who brings both fun and cuddles to the table, Harrison might just be your perfect match.
Harrison is being fostered in the Chattanooga area
