Theadore—who also responds to Ted, Teddy, and, for those who know, “furry cement bag”—isn’t like most dogs. About 9–10 months old, around 50 pounds, and built solid as a rock, he moves through the house with unstoppable momentum. Ted’s a living wrecking ball of good intentions at knee height, powered by sheer enthusiasm. He’s the goofiest dog you’ll meet, with only a handful of brain cells but a ton of heart. No one stays immune to his pure, unfiltered sweetness for long. “Ted mode” is when he just can’t help coming for love—face softens, eyes glaze, and he beelines to wedge himself into your lap or hands for a round of intense scritches. Ted doesn’t linger forever, but those fleeting moments are unforgettable. He plays big, loves big, and generally lives right in the center of your life, pulling everyone along for the ride. He’s learned to walk well on a leash and knows "wait," which is actually impressive for a dog who rarely slows down. He’s eager to learn more if someone’s willing to teach him, especially in a home that understands and can direct his natural energy. Ted needs an active household where people are around to give him stimulation and attention. Don’t leave him bored—he’ll get creative, maybe not in a great way. A fenced yard would suit him best, and kids or adults who appreciate deliberate chaos and a lot of affection. Ted gets along with other dogs and, at his core, just wants to give every bit of love and energy he has. All of this comes with the bonus of being already neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready for his next chapter. What are you waiting for? Apply today!