Latte is just six weeks old, a tiny bundle of soft fur and even softer feelings. He's the kind of puppy who pauses before stepping into the world, as if he's still deciding whether it's safe—but oh, how he wants it to be. At first, Latte can seem a little shy. He'll linger at the edge of the room, watching with wide, thoughtful eyes, his small body still and cautious. Loud noises make him flinch, and new faces earn a quiet, curious stare. He's not the puppy to bound forward right away—but that's only because his heart is so gentle. Give him a moment, just a little patience, and you'll see him bloom. Once Latte feels safe, he becomes something truly special. He'll inch closer, step by step, until he's pressing softly against you, as if asking, “Is this okay?” And when he realizes it is, that he's safe and loved, he melts. He leans into your touch, nestles into your arms, and lets out the smallest, most content sigh. Latte isn't wild or demanding. He doesn't need constant excitement. What he loves most are the quiet moments—the warmth of a lap, the steady rhythm of a heartbeat, the comfort of being held close. He's all about gentle cuddles and soft affection, the kind that doesn't rush or overwhelm. He's a tender little soul, still learning that the world can be kind. And all he really wants is someone who will show him that—someone who will hold him close, speak softly, and let him take his time. Because once Latte trusts you, once he knows he's safe, he gives you everything he has—his quiet love, his tiny snuggles, and a heart that just wants to belong.