Hello, my name is Tim Weah, but my foster family calls me T-Dubs! I am here to steal your heart with my baby blue eyes, playful antics, and overall quick wit! I am a playful guy and love all the attention I can get. I am almost completely potty trained; I even ring a potty bell to go outside. No small feat for a pup who is deaf! I mind my kennel at bedtime, but could still use continued crate training during the daytime hours. I get a little verbal when I go in my crate during the day, but mostly because I am afraid of missing out because I love my people and my dog friend! However, I do settle down fairly quickly and take a nap. I LOVE food and treats and eat like a champ! I am learning to wait patiently for my meals. I'm pretty good on a leash. In my foster home, I live with another dog and I love to play, play, play! She's not much of a cuddler, so I have my foster humans for that. I love to cuddle up and watch TV with them. I haven't met small kids just yet, but I like to say hi to people when we go on walks. I jump on them, but I must wait to be invited to say hello as well. I can get a little jumpy, a little nippy, a little too much love in one place, but it's all part of my puppy age. I am deaf! I get to learn a whole language designed just for me! My foster mom has taught me the signs for: no, sit, come, enough, go potty, and I love you (it's my favorite)! I'm also learning look, leave it, wait, go, and no bite. My mom says after I learn those, we will move on to other ones. So, I just take it one day at a time. My Catahoula makes me somewhat rare, but it's my personality that makes me special! I am and will be high energy, hence the need for good training, mental stimulation, and exercise. Because of my high energy, apartment living may not be the best, unless you are a busy bee like me and plan to take me out into the world for daily adventures. I can't wait to meet you to see if we are a perfect match!
Ideal Home
I need firm and consistent training and to be well socialized with daily mental stimulation to keep me out of trouble! Apartment living may not be the best fit for me unless you plan to take me out for daily adventures.
Ongoing Health
None listed.
Training & Support
I am deaf and learning a new language of signs. I am almost completely potty trained, but could use continued crate training during the daytime. I get a little verbal when I go in my crate during the day but settle down quickly. I am learning to wait patiently for my meals and to wait to be invited to greet people.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Tim is located in our foster home. Transportation can be discussed upon approval.
