Royce makes a strong first impression—part head-turner, part wild card. He pushes his luck with that cool confidence, always eager for attention on his own terms. He’s straightforward about it: sometimes you’re his world, most of the time you’re just in the background. Royce answers when it suits him, maybe for a treat, maybe not. But his social skills are precise—he mingles well with people and other dogs, though he isn’t afraid to muscle in as the center of attention. Walks become his parade; you’ll need to keep up. Royce doesn’t do chores—vacuums get a thorough warning, brooms get barked at. But you won’t have to worry about accidents, as he’s reliably house trained and will go to his crate if there’s something in it for him. He thrives best with someone ready for a bit of challenge—a strong will to match his own. He’s not much for quiet time, unless bubbles are involved, and he’ll chase down anything that scurries. Squirrels and rabbits are put on notice. Royce does not get along with cats, but gets along well with dogs. If you want loyalty mixed with a dose of stubborn, he’s ready to keep life interesting. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!