Dutch

Meet Dutch! This happy, playful pup has a big personality and an even bigger heart. If there's fun to be had, Dutch is ready for it! He loves romping around with other dogs and will happily try to convince cats to join in the fun, even if they aren't quite as enthusiastic as he is.

Dutch has plenty of energy and confidence when playing. He holds his own with larger dogs and loves an active play session. While he can be a little persistent when playtime is over and doesn't always catch subtle signals that another dog is finished, he responds appropriately when corrected and will roll over in submission. He currently plays with dogs ranging from 55 to 67 pounds.

Dutch has also shown interest in cats and wants very badly to play with them. Because of his playful energy, he may do best with dog-savvy cats who are comfortable around active puppies. He has been wonderful with children, showing gentleness and no signs of aggression. Dutch would likely do well with children of all ages.

Dutch hasn't had much leash experience yet, but he is eager to learn and highly trainable. He enjoys being with his people and would likely love going on walks and adventures with his future family. House training is still a work in progress, and Dutch can be a bit stubborn at times, but consistency and patience will help him continue making progress. He sleeps in a crate at night and loves snuggling with his favorite stuffed animal, "Lamby." One of Dutch's best qualities is his sweet, easygoing nature around food and people. He shows no signs of food aggression and is very food-motivated, making training easier. He loves toys, treats, and spending time with his humans. Dutch has a moderate-to-high energy level and would love a home where he can safely run and play.

Ideal Home

Dutch would thrive in a home with another playful dog who enjoys having a buddy around. A dog that prefers peace and quiet may find Dutch's enthusiasm a bit much! He may do best with dog-savvy cats who are comfortable around active puppies. He would likely do well with children of all ages. A home with a yard where he can safely run and play would be ideal.

Ongoing Health

No specific health conditions are mentioned.

Training & Support

House training is still a work in progress, and Dutch can be a bit stubborn at times. Consistency and patience will help him continue making progress. He can be a little persistent when playtime is over and doesn't always catch subtle signals that another dog is finished, but he responds appropriately when corrected.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.

Transporation

Transports run every few weeks and we will have the dog on the next available transport once approved.