Peanut is our cute little pinky nut. He has all the benefits of a small dog and can be in his arms with a nice bag. Don't be fooled, he doesn't need to wear, but he likes to wear. He can then put his head on your shoulder and give you better kisses. Peanut loves walking, enjoying its surroundings, managing the city, cafes, restaurants, buses, but also nature, fields, forests, meadows and mud. Peanut is a middle-aged dog, which gives the advantage that you can walk ten kilometres with him, but also ten hours on the couch and he will be completely satisfied with both options. These options can be combined with Peanut for its weight, i.e. you will go 10 km together, carry 10 and then 10 hours together on the couch. We know about Peanut that in his early youth he was already in a shelter, not ours. Now he's returned to the shelter after years, this time to ours. I think that if Cinderella had three nuts at his disposal, one of them would certainly have used a permanent, caring and loving home forever. The other two would have been used for some serious food and a big dog party. There's no doubt about his dog rivalry. Peanut can walk beautifully on a leash, can dress in collar and harness, wears sweaters and clothes, even muzzle is not a problem anymore. He's clean in the pen, trying to hold on. He likes to make blankets in his bed and hide under them, he can just cover himself. He's cool. We don't even want to see what he could do in bed with a pillow and a duvet. Like a right nut, he's got a shell, something that's not exactly cool. Peanut doesn't want to be too locked up in our house, he's trying a little bit to get away from us. Which leads to teeth without a tooth stone, there's a benefit. After good adaptation in the home environment, we assume that the problem will disappear or reduce damage with proper management. Well, the other thing is, as a nut, sometimes he's a little dumb and doesn't recognize us and bark at us. We have to admit to him that we're taking turns at work, it can be confusing, our perfumes, change of clothes, avivage, make-up, we don't make it easy for him. We have to get down on our knees, and then he'll get to know us, and then we'll start with a welcome and a kiss. Peanut is an estimated eight-year-old, in top sports condition, healthy dog. He's been vaccinated and treated for parasites. It would be ideal to manage both adoption and castration. Peanut would like to be a full-fledged member of a quiet home, with reasonable children, cool dogs or cats. Social activities, dog school training, dog friends, trips, some dog-sniffing fun, everything will be fine for him. Peanut lovers write on, we'll be happy to hear about your home waiting for Peanut, your family members, your dog experience. Attached photos from your animal kingdom are welcome. The nut has taken pictures and the gates to a new home open by Radek of Nature: gentle, loving, active and extremely clever dog