Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Story
Meet Duck, a young, energetic dog who brings joy to everyone around him. He`s friendly, playful, and always ready for a cuddle or a new adventure. He weighs 30 pounds and likes running, tugging, toys, walks, chase, wrestling, and water. He knows the sit and no commands. Despite his boisterous and intense personality, Duck is incredibly sweet and lovable. He`s curious about the world, which makes him a bit excitable, but he`s also protective and affectionate. Duck is in need of some training (leash walking and house training), but with his eagerness to please, he`ll quickly become the perfect companion. He`s the epitome of a social butterfly, always eager for companionship and playful interactions. Duck enjoys frolicking with familiar canine friends but can be a bit shy around new dogs. Of course, being a loud chatterbox, he doesn`t hesitate to bark at unfamiliar dogs. He doesn`t like being alone and has no experience with children. In his original owner`s home, he was friendly and cautious around cats but had limited experience. He was given up because they didn`t have enough time for him and he didn`t get enough food so he may be possessive of his meals. He has gained eight pounds since coming to CAP. Duck`s boundless energy and loving nature make him the ideal addition to any home looking for a loyal friend. (tw 11/28/2025)FOSTER NOTES:Duck is taking a break at his foster home where he`s completing his housetraining and leash walking training, and also honing his quacking skills! He has been gaining weight nicely but can still add a few more pounds. He likes to eat his food fast but has no interest in other dog`s food. He is well-mannered and playful with the other dog. His foster is entertained by his curiosity, affection and love for the people as well as the other dog (Mojo Jojo, also available for adoption). His foster thinks that because Duck was likely living outside the house, he`s learning now how to live inside but he is a quick learner and doing well. So, patience is required from interested adopters to give him time to adjust to their household routine, and then he can be trusted with free roam of the house. He is easygoing and loves to be near his family. He is not a fan of being crated for long hours and would do well if he doesn`t have to be by himself much. Please contact his foster, Ram at CAPdogfoster@gmail.com or 281-202-9076 for more details. (RR, 12/14/2025)
