Meet Domino!
Domino is a sweet, twelve-year-old American Pitbull Terrier with a handsome black-and-white coat and a calming presence. He has fully embraced the art of enjoying life's simple pleasures, trading youthful excitement for leisurely walks, peaceful car rides, sunny spots on the floor, and quality time near his people. Domino is the kind of companion who doesn't need constant entertainment; he's happy to settle nearby for a cozy nap while you work from home or ride along on errands. He's often described as an old soul, with a remarkable ability to offer a steady, comforting presence. His favorite activities include easy walks, accompanying his people, and snoozing close by. He is house-trained, non-destructive, microchipped, neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and wonderfully polite. Domino is friendly with other dogs and would do well with an easygoing canine companion. Cats may be compatible, though introductions would be needed. He knows commands like sit, stay, and down, though he admits he's a little rusty.
Ideal Home
Domino would thrive in a calm, low-stress home with an experienced pet parent who appreciates the unique needs of a senior companion. He has shown that living with toddlers is not comfortable for him and has given warning nips toward young children. He must be placed in a home without toddlers or young children who visit regularly. He has done well around older children and may be suitable for families with respectful children approximately eight years of age and older who can understand and honor his boundaries.
Ongoing Health
Like many senior dogs, Domino requires some simple daily care. He receives inexpensive medications to manage arthritis and a digestive condition. A heart murmur is monitored without medication. His hearing is fading, which means he is more likely to snooze through the doorbell than announce visitors. A medication stipend is available to the right family to help support his ongoing senior care needs.
Training & Support
Domino knows commands such as sit, stay, and down, though he admits he is a little rusty these days. He has shown that living with toddlers is not comfortable for him and has given several warning nips toward young children. A professional trainer familiar with Domino has evaluated these behaviors and believes they are communication signals rather than indications of a desire to injure.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transportation
Domino is currently in Asheville, NC. He is open to a long-distance adoption.
