PAX CHURCHILL
PAX CHURCHILL
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A little about them
Meet Pax, a 70-pound Olde English Bulldog who is energetic, affectionate, athletic, and ready to be your best friend. He loves playing fetch with balls and squeaky toys, then settling in as a couch potato beside his person. Pax is still decompressing from shelter life and will thrive with a patient, calm, consistent person in a quieter home—ideally someone who works from home or is around often.
Ideal Home
Pax would love a large fenced backyard for fetch and sunbathing. He has lived with children and enjoys them after getting acquainted, but needs slow introductions and would do best with no children or with older, dog-experienced children aged 16 and up. The shelter reports that he gets along with other dogs, though he has not yet met dogs in his foster home. He is learning to behave around a cat and mostly ignores him now, so he may be able to live with cats after a slow introduction.
Ongoing Health
Pax previously tore his MCL as a puppy and had surgery to repair it. It is fixed, he has had no complications, and he currently runs and plays normally.
Training & Support
Pax is house-trained and trustworthy in the home. He knows how to sit and shake, is smart and treat-motivated, and should learn quickly with consistent training. He is still anxious on walks and needs practice walking calmly and improving his leash skills.
Application Details
- Applications for Pax or general applications begin by contacting Bulldog Haven NW through Wags.
- Pax would benefit from a patient, calm, and consistent home.
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Pax would do best in a quieter home with a patient, calm, and consistent person, ideally someone who works from home or is home often. A large fenced backyard would give him room to play fetch and sunbathe.
Yes. Pax is housebroken and trustworthy around the house.
Pax has lived with children and enjoys them after getting to know them, but needs slow introductions and would do best with no children or older, dog-experienced children aged 16 and up. The shelter reports that he gets along with dogs, and he is learning to behave around a cat while mostly ignoring him now.
Pax previously tore his MCL as a puppy and had surgery to repair it. It is fixed, he has had no complications, and he currently runs and plays normally.
Pax knows how to sit and shake on command. He is smart and treat-motivated, but needs continued work on calm walking and leash skills.