Banjo came to the shelter in February 2024 after his previous owner was arrested and left him without a home. At first, Banjo had to learn everything from scratch, but he’s shown impressive progress—he can now sit on command and quickly adapted to the daily routines. He prefers the company of some female dogs but does not get along with male dogs or any cats. Banjo is prey-driven and tends to stalk small animals, so he’s best as the only pet in the home. Kids love Banjo, and he returns the affection, especially when it’s time for a walk. He’s energetic and playful but can settle in for a good cuddle on the couch, too. Patience and ongoing training will help Banjo thrive, as he responds well when given structure. He’ll do best with someone who is ready to be fully committed and present. Banjo is ready to be a loyal companion to the right person. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!