Clark

Meet Clark, a 3-1/2-year-old, 65-pound Red Nose, Brindle Pit Bull mix. Clark becomes stressed when crated, causing him to bark excessively. Despite this, he is dog-friendly and enjoys playing with toys. Clark is house trained and crate trained, keeping his crate clean. His foster mom is employing treat-based training to teach him basic commands. He has learned to “sit,” kennel up” and “come.”<br/><br/>The command to tell a dog to come towards you during dog training is simply "come"; it's considered one of the most important basic commands for a dog's safety, as it allows you to recall them if they get loose or into a dangerous situation. <br/><br/>Clark is a very friendly dog. He never meets a stranger. And he is making great progress in his "how to be a house dog" training.<br/><br/>If you would like to be considered for adoption, please complete the adoption questionnaire on our website www.heartsofgoldpitrescue.com.

Meet Clark, a 3-1/2-year-old, 65-pound Red Nose, Brindle Pit Bull mix. Clark becomes stressed when crated, causing him to bark excessively. Despite this, he is dog-friendly and enjoys playing with toys. Clark is house trained and crate trained, keeping his crate clean. His foster mom is employing treat-based training to teach him basic commands. He has learned to “sit,” kennel up” and “come.”

The command to tell a dog to come towards you during dog training is simply "come"; it's considered one of the most important basic commands for a dog's safety, as it allows you to recall them if they get loose or into a dangerous situation.

Clark is a very friendly dog. He never meets a stranger. And he is making great progress in his "how to be a house dog" training.

If you would like to be considered for adoption, please complete the adoption questionnaire on our website www.heartsofgoldpitrescue.com.

Meet Clark, a 3-1/2-year-old, 65-pound Red Nose, Brindle Pit Bull mix. Clark becomes stressed when crated, causing him to bark excessively. Despite this, he is dog-friendly and enjoys playing with toys. Clark is house trained and crate trained, keeping his crate clean. His foster mom is employing treat-based training to teach him basic commands. He has learned to “sit,” kennel up” and “come.”

The command to tell a dog to come towards you during dog training is simply "come"; it's considered one of the most important basic commands for a dog's safety, as it allows you to recall them if they get loose or into a dangerous situation.

Clark is a very friendly dog. He never meets a stranger. And he is making great progress in his "how to be a house dog" training.

If you would like to be considered for adoption, please complete the adoption questionnaire on our website www.heartsofgoldpitrescue.com.