Arro

Hi, I’m Arro and I’m starting to believe the world might not be such a scary place after all.

When I first arrived, I was overwhelmed. My tail stayed tucked, my body low, and my eyes wide with worry. Every noise startled me. Every movement made me flinch. The world felt too big, too fast, too loud but little by little, I’ve started to feel safer and I’m beginning to breathe easier.

I’m still me: quiet, cautious, and always checking to make sure things are safe but something has shifted. The fear that once followed me everywhere is slowly fading. These days, I explore more confidently, rest more peacefully, and greet my people with a wagging tail instead of a nervous glance. I’ve even started asking for affection not just tolerating it. That’s a huge step for me I’ve made real progress, but I still have clear needs and they’re not optional.

First and foremost: I must have another dog in my forever home. Not just any dog I need a calm, confident, well balanced dog around my size who can help guide me as I continue to grow. Being around dogs like that helps me feel grounded and safe. They show me how to be brave, and they help me navigate the world. I truly rely on their presence, and I can’t thrive without it.

Second: I cannot live with children Not now, not later not at all. While I’ve formed a bond with the older kids in my foster home, I’ve learned that the unpredictability of children even the kindest ones is far too much for me. Their energy, sudden movements, and noise overwhelm me in ways I’m still learning to manage because of that, I need a child-free home, and I’m not a fit for families who plan to have children or expect frequent young visitors.

I’m also learning to love more freely. I used to cling to just one person, unsure of how to share affection or trust but lately, I’ve been more open less possessive, more curious, and more willing to let others in. My world is expanding, and it’s a beautiful thing.

I know I’m not the right dog for everyone. I need a calm, dog experienced home one that understands fear and doesn’t take it personally. I need someone who celebrates the little wins, is endlessly patient, and knows that healing takes time but if you believe in second chances… if you find beauty in quiet strength… and if your home already has a steady, confident dog and no children… then maybe just maybe you’re exactly who I’ve been waiting for.

Please note: I require professional grooming every 6–8 weeks due to my breed. Make sure you're prepared to keep up with this as part of my care.