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A little about them
Meet Cap, a handsome medium-sized male Pit Bull Terrier who may be reserved at first but quickly warms up into a loving companion. Once comfortable, he enjoys gentle affection, reassurance, and spending time with his people.
Cap has excellent leash manners and loves slow, casual walks. He also enjoys treat-dispensing puzzle toys and would appreciate a cozy spot where he can retreat and relax. He prefers calm companionship over rowdy play.
Ideal Home
Cap would thrive with people who appreciate his gentle nature, relaxed walking style, and need for a comfortable retreat. He has had a few short, friendly interactions with other dogs, but his comfort sharing space with another dog is still being evaluated.
Ongoing Health
Cap is neutered. No additional health information was provided.
Training & Support
Cap stays close on walks, rarely needs correction, and matches his person's pace well. He keeps a remarkably tidy kennel and often relieves himself when taken outside, so he may already be housebroken. He enjoys working for treats through enrichment toys.
Application Details
- The adoption fee is $120.
- If Cap may have a canine sibling, a meet-and-greet is required.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Humane Society of New Braunfels Area.
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Cap may hang back briefly when first meeting someone, but he quickly warms up and enjoys gentle affection, reassurance, and being near his people. He is calm and prefers casual walks over rowdy play.
Cap has excellent leash manners. He stays close, rarely needs correction, and matches his person's walking pace.
Cap has had a few short, friendly interactions with other dogs, but his comfort sharing space with another dog is still being evaluated. A meet-and-greet is required if he may have a canine sibling.
Cap keeps a remarkably tidy kennel and often takes care of his business when given the opportunity to go outside, so he may already be housebroken.