Peter Pan is a charming dog who gets along well with cats, making him a perfect fit for families with furry companions. It's always a good idea to have meet-and-greets with your dog before adopting, as dogs are typically tested with similar-sized dogs. If needed, cat tests can be arranged to assess compatibility. However, introducing a new dog to other pets should be handled with care. When considering Peter Pan for your home, keep in mind that young children should never be left alone with dogs. Each dog's behavior can change, and what is observed at the shelter may not reflect how they will behave in a new environment. Most pups need a little time, training, and patience to adjust to their new homes. Use the Rule of 3 to help: for the first three days, expect some anxiety or a change in appetite; in three weeks, routines will start settling; by three months, your new friend will likely feel comfortable. Adopting Peter Pan means starting a new adventure together. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!