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Hi! I'm Nissan, a sweet 2-year-old, 10-pound Rat Terrier. I'm dependable, affectionate, playful, and happiest with my favorite people. I enjoy backyard playtime, toys, cozy evenings, TV watching, couch cuddles, and long naps.
Ideal Home
Nissan would thrive in a patient, calm single-family home with a securely fenced yard. He is nervous about leash walks away from home and feels most confident in his backyard. His family should be home more often than not and be committed to consistent training and patient encouragement.
- Enjoys playing with other dogs; a playful canine companion could be wonderful but is not required.
- Has not been tested with cats.
- Should do well with older, respectful children who allow him time to warm up and approach at his own pace.
Ongoing Health
Nissan is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. He should remain on regular heartworm and flea prevention.
Training & Support
Nissan responds very well to positive-reinforcement training. He knows “touch” and is learning “up” and “down.” He is comfortable in his designated napping area, especially with a frozen Kong toy. He currently follows a strict potty schedule every couple of hours, so his family will need to maintain that routine consistently.
Application Details
- Start by contacting Nissan’s provider through Wags if he seems like a good match.
- His adoption donation is $350.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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Nissan would thrive in a patient, calm single-family home with a securely fenced yard. His family should be home more often than not and support his continued training and confidence-building.
Nissan loves playing with other dogs, and another playful dog could be a wonderful companion, though one is not required. He has not been tested with cats.
Nissan is currently on a strict potty schedule every couple of hours, and his family will need to consistently maintain that routine.
Nissan knows “touch” and is working on “up” and “down.” He responds extremely well to positive-reinforcement training.