At a glance
A little about them
Meet Shadow, a big-hearted, athletic German Shepherd/American Staffordshire Terrier/American Pit Bull Terrier mix with an enormous personality. He is goofy, expressive, talkative, affectionate, loyal, and devoted to his people. Shadow loves walks, car rides, patio time, errands, and relaxing with his humans, and he is eager to be included in daily life.
Ideal Home
Shadow is social with people and has generally done well around other dogs. He can become overstimulated around intense barking, fighting, or aggressive reactions, so he needs an adopter experienced with structure, boundaries, dog behavior, and managing arousal. Cats are not recommended.
Ongoing Health
Shadow is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. He is located in Houston, Texas.
Training & Support
Shadow is intelligent, obedient, food motivated, and responsive to redirection and structure. He walks nicely on leash overall and benefits from daily walks, mental stimulation, enrichment toys, consistency, supervision, and continued training. Without enough stimulation, he may get into harmless mischief such as taking unattended food from counters.
Application Details
- Shadow's adoption fee is $305.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
With the right guidance, consistency, and outlets for his mind and energy, Shadow can flourish as a loyal, affectionate lifelong companion.
Health & wellness
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Shadow has generally done well around other dogs, but he can become overstimulated and reactive around intense barking, fighting, or aggressive reactions if he is not redirected quickly.
No, the listing indicates that Shadow is not good with cats.
Shadow would do best with an adopter who understands structure, boundaries, dog behavior, and managing arousal. He needs daily exercise, mental stimulation, consistency, supervision, and continued training.
Yes. He is listed as house trained, walks nicely on leash overall, and responds well to redirection and structure.
