SNOW MAN – A1046332

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SNOW MAN – A1046332

MALE, WHITE, PIT BULL MIX, 1 yr
STRAY – STRAY WAIT, NO HOLD Reason STRAY
Intake condition UNH&UNTREA Intake Date 08/02/2015, From NY 10462, DueOut Date 08/05/2015

Medical Behavior Evaluation No Initial Behavior
Medical Summary No Initial Exam

A volunteer writes:  Yes, I’m insanely in love with this handsome boy who is, of course, completely white.  His coat is velvety to the touch, clean and groomed, his weight perfect and his tail never stops wagging.   He seems incredibly housetrained, leaving a clean kennel and peeing for so long I was worried he might topple over!  His leash manners are good, he was thrilled to meet everyone who wanted to meet him, posed for pictures like a rock star making soft eye contact, and took treats gently.   Off leash he loved greeting other dogs in pens on either side of us, and in group play he’s social, bouncy, energetic and playful greeting other dogs excitedly.   He plays a great game of fetch, bringing the ball back each time, and then running to check out a dog next door and then joining me on the bench for some kisses, wiggling his butt enthusiastically at the attention.  He’s looking for an active home where good walks, lots of play time and perhaps even another doggie sibling are all part of each day.   Personality plus, responsive and great to be with… there is nothing cold about our Snowman – he’s warm and fuzzy and wiggle butt all over – waiting to be yours.

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