Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
* To be considered for a meet/adoption, please read the full biography to see whether they may be a good fit for your home, then submit an online application at www.dpsrescue.org.* This dog will be at the Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, November 14th from 12PM – 3PM (unless adopted prior to the event). 3910 Middlefield Road All DPS Rescue dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea/tick treated, and microchipped prior to adoption. Adoption fee: $650 Bullseye: Right on Target Age: 5 months old | Weight: ~20 lbs | Breed: Border Terrier/Boxer mix Bullseye is aiming straight for your heart—and with his fabulous personality, his odds are looking pretty good! Rescued from the shelter, this friendly, outgoing boy is full of love, puppy playfulness, and enthusiasm for making new friends. He’s the kind of dog who brings a little extra joy to everyday life, whether you’re heading out for a walk or enjoying some downtime at home. A Social Little Sidekick Bullseye currently lives in an apartment with no other dogs or children, but his social calendar includes plenty of outings! He handles walks through crowded, busy areas very well and takes the bustle in stride. When he passes other dogs, he’s sweet, playful, and delighted by the opportunity to say hello. His loving nature and outgoing spirit make him a wonderful little companion. A Puppy with Some Impressive Skills Bullseye is already potty trained in his foster home! His day starts with a trip outside before 8 a.m., followed by additional potty breaks throughout the day. When he needs another outing, he’ll wait by the door or sniff around the entrance. He’s a quiet communicator, so his adopters should watch for those subtle signals and continue giving him regular opportunities to succeed. This clever boy is also building a solid repertoire of manners. He understands “Sit” and “Wait,” and he practices patiently waiting for his food until he hears his release word: “Go!” He’s learning “Bed” and working on “Come” during walks. His leash skills are still developing, so continued practice and consistency will help him polish his walking manners. Play, Chew, Snooze, Repeat Bullseye’s toy wish list includes crinkly squeaky toys and rubber chew toys. He still has a little teething left to do, though he’s made great progress, and enjoys a frozen carrot or a treat-stuffed Kong to keep him happily occupied. Offering these goodies on his bed gives him a chance to settle down and enjoy some quiet enrichment. Mealtimes are another favorite—so much so that Bullseye needs a slow feeder to keep his enthusiasm from outpacing his chewing! He typically eats inside his pen, which has become a comfortable, familiar part of his routine. A Great Start at Home For all his cheerful puppy energy, Bullseye knows how to recharge. He does very well in his pen when left alone and generally uses that time to nap. At bedtime, he sleeps through the night in his crate. He’s already learning that independent downtime can be comfortable and relaxing. Bullseye is looking for a family ready to enjoy his affectionate personality while continuing the training, routine, and enrichment that have helped him thrive. He’s still a growing puppy with plenty to learn, but he’s bringing a whole lot to the relationship already: sweetness, sociability, and an abundance of love. Want a peek at life with Bullseye? Follow his foster adventures on Instagram at @NotMyDog.yet. November 11, 2026, 8:32 pm
