Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hi, my name is Brad, and yes — I know I’m adorable. You’re welcome.I’m basically the total package: strong, handsome, and surprisingly chill for a guy with this much muscle. I can keep up with an active family (walks! playtime! adventures!), but I’m not the kind of dog who needs to run a marathon before breakfast. I believe in a healthy balance of fun and couch time. 🐾Kids are my favorite humans. They’re fun, they drop snacks, and they’re excellent at giving belly rubs. I’m gentle, tolerant, and very good at being your loyal little shadow. Once you’re my person (or people), that’s it — you’re stuck with me forever. I take my job as 'Professional Love-Giver' very seriously.I’ve got all the classic American Bulldog perks: confidence without the drama, brains without the attitude, and a big heart in a sturdy and strong body. I’m very smart, eager to learn, and always happy to show off my good manners (especially if treats are involved).At the end of the day, you’ll find me wherever my family is — on a walk, supervising snack time, or pretending I’m not hogging the couch. I’m loyal, loving, calm, and just the right amount of goofy.Basically, I’m your new best friend. When can I move in? 🐶💙*located in LindsayIdeal Home Requirements for BradBrad would thrive in a detached or single-family home in any type of neighbourhood. He is friendly and curious with people and dogs, though new things can make him briefly nervous until he gains confidence.An active family with children aged 5+ is ideal. Brad adores kids, but he can jump or get mouthy when excited, so older children who can participate in training are best. He may do well with active, strong seniors, but children remain his biggest joy.Brad does best in a home where someone is home most of the time, or where absences are managed with enrichment (Kongs, sniff mats) or possibly a calm, balanced dog companion. He is showing signs of separation anxiety and is not suited to long periods alone.A home with other dogs of similar size would be appropriate, as he can be “bully pushy.” He is not recommended for homes with cats, small animals, or farm animals due to prey drive.Brad needs daily exercise (1–2 hours) and mental stimulation. He would benefit from ongoing obedience training and would likely excel at enrichment activities such as scent work or agility. Dog parks are not recommended.He is fully house trained, knows basic commands, and has no history of resource guarding or leash aggression. Potential adopters should be aware of excitement-related jumping, mouthiness, and separation anxiety, all of which are actively being worked on.Brad may have food sensitivities or allergies, so adopters should be prepared for dietary management.Overall, Brad is a loving, intelligent, people-focused puppy who will thrive in an engaged, patient home committed to training, structure, and companionship.
