Copper

Meet Copper, a 4-year-old Pit Bull/Blue Heeler mix. Copper is very loyal and loving with people he knows, including children of all ages, but he is cautious around unfamiliar people and takes time to build confidence.<br/><br/>He has lived with multiple dogs and can play with the right companions, though he is protective of his home and shows food-related guarding. Copper knows basic commands, is crate trained, housebroken, and enjoys car rides. He can be skittish on leash and around new situations, but he responds well to consistent, patient guidance and positive reinforcement.<br/><br/>Copper will do best with an experienced adopter who can help him continue building confidence, provide structure, and manage his cautious tendencies. With the right home, he can be a devoted and steady companion.

Meet Copper, a 4-year-old Pit Bull/Blue Heeler mix. Copper is very loyal and loving with people he knows, including children of all ages, but he is cautious around unfamiliar people and takes time to build confidence.

He has lived with multiple dogs and can play with the right companions, though he is protective of his home and shows food-related guarding. Copper knows basic commands, is crate trained, housebroken, and enjoys car rides. He can be skittish on leash and around new situations, but he responds well to consistent, patient guidance and positive reinforcement.

Copper will do best with an experienced adopter who can help him continue building confidence, provide structure, and manage his cautious tendencies. With the right home, he can be a devoted and steady companion.

Meet Copper, a 4-year-old Pit Bull/Blue Heeler mix. Copper is very loyal and loving with people he knows, including children of all ages, but he is cautious around unfamiliar people and takes time to build confidence.

He has lived with multiple dogs and can play with the right companions, though he is protective of his home and shows food-related guarding. Copper knows basic commands, is crate trained, housebroken, and enjoys car rides. He can be skittish on leash and around new situations, but he responds well to consistent, patient guidance and positive reinforcement.

Copper will do best with an experienced adopter who can help him continue building confidence, provide structure, and manage his cautious tendencies. With the right home, he can be a devoted and steady companion.