Champs

He survived a chain. He survived a kennel. Now he just needs a family.<br/><br/>This precious meathead is Champs.<br/><br/>Big, strong, loyal, and full of love, Champs is looking for the family he's been waiting years to find.<br/><br/>When Champs was rescued on May 22, 2022, he was living in a homeless camp chained to a tree with a heavy logging chain and padlock around his neck. The collar had become embedded in his skin, leaving a painful open wound. Despite the agony he must have endured day after day, Champs remained friendly to the people and dogs around him.<br/><br/>Thankfully, someone stopped to help instead of walking away.<br/><br/>Today, that wounded dog is gone. In his place is a happy, goofy, affectionate boy who loves being with his people.<br/><br/>Champs is smart, eager to learn, and eager to please. He successfully completed our Canine Good Citizen program and loves having a job to do. Give him direction, consistency, and a few treats, and he's all in.<br/><br/>He enjoys car rides, adventures, and spending time with his humans. He's the type of dog who wants to be included in whatever you're doing.<br/><br/>Champs does well with other dogs, though proper introductions are important because he can be very enthusiastic when meeting new friends. Once he makes a friend, he's all about playtime and companionship. We are unsure how he would do with cats.<br/><br/>At 60 pounds, Champs sometimes forgets his size and can be strong on leash, so we recommend a home with older children who won't be knocked over by his excitement.<br/><br/>Most of all, Champs deserves a chance.<br/><br/>He has spent the majority of his rescue journey in boarding, watching other dogs leave while he waits for someone to choose him.<br/><br/>He's survived neglect.<br/><br/>He's done the training.<br/><br/>He's proven himself over and over.<br/><br/>Now all he needs is a family.<br/><br/> 6 years old<br/> 60 pounds<br/> Canine Good Citizen graduate<br/> Dog friendly with proper introductions<br/> Loves car rides and adventures<br/> Smart, loyal, and eager to please<br/> Looking for a foster or forever home<br/><br/>After years of waiting, Champs is more than ready to trade his kennel for a couch.<br/>ped, and up to date on vaccines upon finalizing adoption. You can complete an application or view all the adoptable pets on our website at http://dallasdog.org/adopt. Upon receiving your application please allow us 2-3 business days to review and process.

He survived a chain. He survived a kennel. Now he just needs a family.

This precious meathead is Champs.

Big, strong, loyal, and full of love, Champs is looking for the family he's been waiting years to find.

When Champs was rescued on May 22, 2022, he was living in a homeless camp chained to a tree with a heavy logging chain and padlock around his neck. The collar had become embedded in his skin, leaving a painful open wound. Despite the agony he must have endured day after day, Champs remained friendly to the people and dogs around him.

Thankfully, someone stopped to help instead of walking away.

Today, that wounded dog is gone. In his place is a happy, goofy, affectionate boy who loves being with his people.

Champs is smart, eager to learn, and eager to please. He successfully completed our Canine Good Citizen program and loves having a job to do. Give him direction, consistency, and a few treats, and he's all in.

He enjoys car rides, adventures, and spending

He survived a chain. He survived a kennel. Now he just needs a family.

This precious meathead is Champs.

Big, strong, loyal, and full of love, Champs is looking for the family he's been waiting years to find.

When Champs was rescued on May 22, 2022, he was living in a homeless camp chained to a tree with a heavy logging chain and padlock around his neck. The collar had become embedded in his skin, leaving a painful open wound. Despite the agony he must have endured day after day, Champs remained friendly to the people and dogs around him.

Thankfully, someone stopped to help instead of walking away.

Today, that wounded dog is gone. In his place is a happy, goofy, affectionate boy who loves being with his people.

Champs is smart, eager to learn, and eager to please. He successfully completed our Canine Good Citizen program and loves having a job to do. Give him direction, consistency, and a few treats, and he's all in.

He enjoys car rides, adventures, and spending time with his humans. He's the type of dog who wants to be included in whatever you're doing.

Champs does well with other dogs, though proper introductions are important because he can be very enthusiastic when meeting new friends. Once he makes a friend, he's all about playtime and companionship. We are unsure how he would do with cats.

At 60 pounds, Champs sometimes forgets his