Duke
American Bulldog, Mixed Breed
$350
Adoption fee · Cleo's Legacy, Inc.
$350
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A little about them
Duke is a large American Bulldog/Mixed Breed who has been working hard with C&C Focused K9 to become the best version of himself. He would flourish alongside an experienced dog trainer or confident handler who can provide clear communication, structure, and ongoing socialization.
Ideal Home
Duke is neutral in public and can walk alongside dogs and people without needing to greet them. He understands appropriate social cues during play. He is still building confidence and has natural stranger danger, so formal introductions and a confident handler are important. Once he feels comfortable, he is a very affectionate love bug.
Ongoing Health
- Vaccinated
- Spayed/neutered
Training & Support
- Knows basic commands with mild to moderate distance, duration, and distraction
- Responds well to verbal commands
- E-collar trained, generally used as a backup
- Demonstrates good leash etiquette and understands leash pressure
- Off-leash training includes staying nearby and recall at a low drive
- Has been introduced to going into a crate, but his behavior while crated has not yet been observed
- Currently working with C&C Focused K9 three times a week
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $350
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Duke would flourish alongside an experienced dog trainer or confident handler who understands the importance of structure, clear communication, and ongoing socialization.
He has demonstrated appropriate social cues during play and can walk alongside dogs without needing to meet them.
Duke has been introduced to going into a crate, but his behavior while crated has not yet been observed.
Duke knows basic commands, responds well to verbal commands, is e-collar trained, walks well on leash, and is practicing off-leash proximity and recall.