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A little about them
Tron is a sweet Schnauzer mix with a gentle heart and an affectionate personality. He may be shy and nervous when meeting new people or being picked up, but with patience and consistency he becomes a loving companion. He enjoys toys, gentle play, walks, and exploring the yard.
Ideal Home
Tron is looking for a calm, predictable home without small children. A friendly, well-balanced canine companion could be a wonderful addition but is not required. His family should understand his sensitive nature, give him time to build confidence, and provide supervised, gentle interactions with other dogs.
Ongoing Health
Tron recently recovered from a serious leg fracture and has lifelong physical limitations. His activity must be carefully managed:
- No jumping on or off couches, beds, or other elevated furniture.
- No roughhousing, high-impact play, excessive running, or strenuous activity.
- Play with other dogs must be gentle and supervised.
- His family must follow veterinary recommendations for his long-term care.
Training & Support
Tron is house-trained, sleeps through the night, walks nicely on a leash, and is crate-trained, although he prefers a playpen. He may bark at sudden noises or unfamiliar visitors, and he can have an occasional accident when frightened or overly excited. He enjoys companionship and also does well when left alone.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $550.
- Applicants must submit an adoption application by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Applicants will be asked for a copy of their driver's license and current photos of their home, inside and out.
Tron has made wonderful progress in foster care and is ready for a patient, loving family committed to protecting his leg while helping him continue to gain confidence.
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Tron is best suited for a calm, predictable home without small children. His family should be patient, help him build confidence, and protect him from activities that could reinjure his leg.
Yes. He gets along well with small dogs and larger, mellow dogs, but very energetic or overly playful dogs may overwhelm him. Interactions should be gentle and supervised.
Tron must not jump on or off elevated furniture, roughhouse, engage in high-impact play, or do excessive running or strenuous activity. These precautions are lifelong.
Yes. Tron is house-trained, sleeps through the night, and is crate-trained, although he prefers a playpen.