Meet Spade!
Spade is a spirited two-and-a-half-year-old Boxer/American Pitbull Terrier mix whose essence is a vibrant burst of joy wrapped in a sleek black coat with striking white accents. At around 55 pounds, Spade is a medium-sized charmer who has mastered the art of being both a playful goofball and an affectionate constant companion. If he had his way, he would spend every day curled up as close to his favorite people as possible! Whether he is soaking up sunshine in the yard, roughhousing with enthusiasm, or snuggling beneath a blanket, Spade approaches life with his whole heart. One of his most endearing quirks is his nightly blanket routine. He loves wiggling and burrowing until he creates the perfect cozy nest for sleep. He is also a huge fan of rump scratches and responds with an adorable full-body dance when you find just the right spot! Crinkle toys and interactive toys keep him entertained, and he enjoys car rides, swimming adventures, and plenty of outdoor enrichment in a fully fenced yard. Spade knows sit and paw, and follows a simple routine of twice-daily meals, exercise, and relaxation. With people, Spade is incredibly affectionate and has no history of biting. He prefers not to be disturbed while eating and may give a brief growl if startled awake from a deep sleep to communicate that he needs space. In the right home, Spade's loving, goofy, and devoted personality truly shines! With the right environment Spade will reward his new family with endless affection, laughter, loyalty, and companionship. Could your family be the next chapter in this lovable boys story?
Ideal Home
Spade needs a loving home where he can be the only pet. He is not compatible with other dogs or cats and needs a pet-free environment where he can feel secure. He does best with calm, respectful teenagers or young adults who understand canine boundaries. He is uneasy with loud noises, storms, and strangers approaching the house.
Ongoing Health
Spade receives daily Fluoxetine to help manage anxiety.
Training & Support
Spade is house-trained, neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations. He does well when left alone for reasonable periods. As he matured, he developed resource guarding behaviors around food, toys, and other high-value items. He prefers not to be disturbed while eating and may give a brief growl if startled awake from a deep sleep to communicate that he needs space.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Spade is currently located in Tinton Falls, NJ. He will remain with his current family until a suitable new home is found for him.
