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Tank is a 54-pound, two-year-and-three-month-old bundle of fun and love looking for his forever family. With an adoption fee of $250, this active and affectionate pup is ready to bring joy, laughter, and a lot of fetch into your life.
Tank is a happy-go-lucky guy who loves people and other dogs. He would thrive in an active home where he can burn off energy playing games like tug-of-war and fetch (he’s still working on returning the ball). He’s a strong chewer who does best with tough toys—soft stuffies don’t stand a chance.
Tank is house-trained and crate-trained, and he’s great about sleeping in his crate—he’ll even let you sleep in. He’s curious but calm around other animals; the resident parakeet barely gets a second glance from him.
Fearless by nature, Tank isn’t fazed by vacuums, thunder, fireworks, or lawnmowers (though he may try to challenge them if given the chance). He’s very food-motivated, not picky, and is learning to wait his turn like a gentleman. Basic commands are a work in progress, but he’s easily redirected and eager to learn.
What really sets Tank apart is his cuddly side. He’s known to climb into your lap, rest his head on your chest, and snuggle under your chin like the affectionate goofball he is.
Tank would do best in a home with children aged six and up. He’s people-friendly, dog-friendly, playful, eager to please, and loves his toys. If you think Tank might be the missing piece to your family puzzle, apply today—he can’t wait to meet you!
Tank is a 54-pound, two-year-and-three-month-old bundle of fun and love looking for his forever family. With an adoption fee of $250, this active and affectionate pup is ready to bring joy, laughter, and a lot of fetch into your life.
Tank is a happy-go-lucky guy who loves people and other dogs. He would thrive in an active home where he can burn off energy playing games like tug-of-war and fetch (he’s still working on returning the ball). He’s a strong chewer who does best with tough toys—soft stuffies don’t stand a chance.
Tank is house-trained and crate-trained, and he’s great about sleeping in his crate—he’ll even let you sleep in. He’s curious but calm around other animals; the resident parakeet barely gets a second glance from him.
Fearless by nature, Tank isn’t fazed by vacuums, thunder, fireworks, or lawnmowers (though he may try to challenge them if given the chance). He’s very food-motivated, not picky, and is learning to wait his turn like a gentleman. Basic commands are a work in progress, but he’s easily redirected and eager to learn.
What really sets Tank apart is his cuddly side. He’s known to climb into your lap, rest his head on your chest, and snuggle under your chin like the affectionate goofball he is.
Tank would do best in a home with children aged six and up. He’s people-friendly, dog-friendly, playful, eager to please, and loves his toys. If you think Tank might be the missing piece to your family puzzle, apply today—he can’t wait to meet you!
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