Rudy (Rudalph) - $2,100
Registered: NA
Coat: Long
Gender: Male
Color: Chocolate and Tan
Estimated Size: Tweenie (12-15lbs Fully Grown)
DOB: 12/25/24
RTG: 3/26/25
Dognality: Rudy is one of those dogs who just makes sense. He’s confident and curious, silly without being chaotic, affectionate but not demanding. He’s the kind of dog who blends in quietly, then surprises you with his personality once you’ve spent a little time with him.
He’s got a good balance going: social and people-oriented, but also totally content to entertain himself or explore on his own. He plays well with toys, people, and other dogs — especially if there’s a game of chase or tug involved. Wrestling is fair game too, and if you hear strange dinosaur-like noises coming from the play area, it’s probably Rudy mid-battle. He’s gentle but expressive, and never not a little bit dramatic.
Training with Rudy is a breeze — he picks things up fast, and he responds well to redirection. Occasionally, you’ll get a little eye roll and a huff, like he’s saying, “okay fine,” before doing exactly what you asked. It’s not attitude — it’s just Rudy.
He tends to hang back for a moment before engaging with new dogs, but he warms up quickly and plays well with familiar friends. With people, he’s a mix of eager and polite: happy to see you but not overbearing about it. He reads the room and shows up accordingly.
Rudy doesn’t bark much, and new environments don’t rattle him. He’s the kind of dog you could bring anywhere, and he’ll figure it out without a lot of fanfare. He checks in often — not clingy, just quietly making sure he’s still part of the picture.
Check out Rudy’s training video on our Instagram!
Registered: NA
Coat: Long
Gender: Male
Color: Chocolate and Tan
Estimated Size: Tweenie (12-15lbs Fully Grown)
DOB: 12/25/24
RTG: 3/26/25
Dognality: Rudy is one of those dogs who just makes sense. He’s confident and curious, silly without being chaotic, affectionate but not demanding. He’s the kind of dog who blends in quietly, then surprises you with his personality once you’ve spent a little time with him.
He’s got a good balance going: social and people-oriented, but also totally content to entertain himself or explore on his own. He plays well with toys, people, and other dogs — especially if there’s a game of chase or tug involved. Wrestling is fair game too, and if you hear strange dinosaur-like noises coming from the play area, it’s probably Rudy mid-battle. He’s gentle but expressive, and never not a little bit dramatic.
Training with Rudy is a breeze — he picks things up fast, and he responds well to redirection. Occasionally, you’ll get a little eye roll and a huff, like he’s saying, “okay fine,” before doing exactly what you asked. It’s not attitude — it’s just Rudy.
He tends to hang back for a moment before engaging with new dogs, but he warms up quickly and plays well with familiar friends. With people, he’s a mix of eager and polite: happy to see you but not overbearing about it. He reads the room and shows up accordingly.
Rudy doesn’t bark much, and new environments don’t rattle him. He’s the kind of dog you could bring anywhere, and he’ll figure it out without a lot of fanfare. He checks in often — not clingy, just quietly making sure he’s still part of the picture.
Check out Rudy’s training video on our Instagram!
Registered: NA
Coat: Long
Gender: Male
Color: Chocolate and Tan
Estimated Size: Tweenie (12-15lbs Fully Grown)
DOB: 12/25/24
RTG: 3/26/25
Dognality: Rudy is one of those dogs who just makes sense. He’s confident and curious, silly without being chaotic, affectionate but not demanding. He’s the kind of dog who blends in quietly, then surprises you with his personality once you’ve spent a little time with him.
He’s got a good balance going: social and people-oriented, but also totally content to entertain himself or explore on his own. He plays well with toys, people, and other dogs — especially if there’s a game of chase or tug involved. Wrestling is fair game too, and if you hear strange dinosaur-like noises coming from the play area, it’s probably Rudy mid-battle. He’s gentle but expressive, and never not a little bit dramatic.
Training with Rudy is a breeze — he picks things up fast, and he responds well to redirection. Occasionally, you’ll get a little eye roll and a huff, like he’s saying, “okay fine,” before doing exactly what you asked. It’s not attitude — it’s just Rudy.
He tends to hang back for a moment before engaging with new dogs, but he warms up quickly and plays well with familiar friends. With people, he’s a mix of eager and polite: happy to see you but not overbearing about it. He reads the room and shows up accordingly.
Rudy doesn’t bark much, and new environments don’t rattle him. He’s the kind of dog you could bring anywhere, and he’ll figure it out without a lot of fanfare. He checks in often — not clingy, just quietly making sure he’s still part of the picture.
Check out Rudy’s training video on our Instagram!