All American Kai

About All American Kai (Labrador Retriever) in Sandy, UT 84092

All American Kai is waiting for you at Rescue Rovers Dog Adoptions in Sandy, UT 84092. Introducing All American Kai- All American Kai, or just Kai is a sweet love bug who is currently looking to find his place in this world. Kai is listed as a Lab/heeler mix and is currently about 7 months old. He is a big guy weighing in at 55 lbs. His paws are big, and because we don't know his exact age it's hard to say how much bigger he'll get. Rest assured his love and devotion to his new family will grow exponentially. More about Kai Kai is a guard dog at heart, always on alert keeping everything safe and sound. He has a majestic bark that carries through the yard! Kai loves to play with toys, sticks, bones and other dogs. He has the biggest heart and really all he needs is your love Kai is a professional napper, he settles great in the crate and enjoys his quiet time. Caution: He DOES snore (and its adorable!) Due to little socialization in the shelter, Kai tends to be skittish and reserved at first. But since being with his foster family for a couple of weeks, he has learned to walk great on a leash and has gets braver every day! Kai has shown no aggression towards his foster's outdoor cat but he's very curious so a dog savvy cat or no cats would be best. The perfect home The ideal forever home for Kai would be with a human who has (TOYS) experience with scared and skittish dogs, (TREATS - I love chips) as well as patient humans who are willing to let him warm up to them and provide lots of TOYS and TREATS and LOVE. He would love a home with at least another dog as it has helped him to come out of his shell in his foster home. Kai can be a little scared of kids at first but once he knows that they are safe, he loves them and loves to give kisses. Dog savvy kids are a good idea. Kai would thrive with a human who is committed to doing training with him to help him build confidence and help him be the best ALL AMERICAN Kai he can be! If Kai seems