Dallas

PET PROFILE: Dallas (male)<br/>Meet Dallas — a super sweet, affectionate little runner with a big heart. <br/>Dallas was rescued as one of two very skittish dogs found together. No owner was ever located, but what we did find is a loving, smart boy who’s blossomed with people and other pets.<br/><br/> The basics<br/>- Sex: Male roughly 30 pounds<br/>- Breed guess: Mixed breed (bully-type coloring/face with a low-rider build—think short legs like a dachshund, compact body, and a bully-style head) <br/>- Personality: Very sweet, affectionate, smart, and people-focused <br/>- Cute factor: Off the charts<br/><br/> Temperament & home life<br/>- Affectionate + loving: Dallas is a cuddle bug and loves being close to his people. <br/>- Great with other dogs: Has done great around other dogs. <br/>- Has been around cats and kids: Sweet and gentle in those settings. <br/>- Smart boy: Learns quickly and wants to connect with his person.<br/><br/> Important: security needs (read carefully)<br/>Dallas is a runner/escape artist—not because he’s “bad,” but because when he gets nervous, his instinct is to bolt.<br/><br/>He cannot be trusted:<br/>- in an unfenced yard<br/>- with doors opening/closing (he will try to slip out)<br/>- in a typical backyard fence setup if unsupervised (he may attempt to dig out, especially in populated/noisy areas)<br/><br/>Ideal setup for Dallas:<br/>- A VERY secure yard (dig-proof reinforcement recommended), or potty breaks always on leash <br/>- A family willing to use double-leash or a martingale harness, and practice door safety (baby gates, “wait” training, etc.)<br/>- Someone who understands that nervous moments may mean he “puts on the brakes” during walks<br/><br/> On walks<br/>Dallas can do great, but if something makes him nervous, he may freeze/put the brakes on. He does best with a calm handler who gives him a second to reset and feel safe. Confidence building will help.<br/><br/>The perfect match<br/>Dallas would thrive with someone who wants a sweet, affectionate companion and is willing to keep him safe with secure handling and consistent routines. If you’re the type who double-checks gates and doesn’t mind using a leash for yard time, Dallas will repay you with loyalty and love.

PET PROFILE: Dallas (male)
Meet Dallas — a super sweet, affectionate little runner with a big heart.
Dallas was rescued as one of two very skittish dogs found together. No owner was ever located, but what we did find is a loving, smart boy who’s blossomed with people and other pets.

The basics
- Sex: Male roughly 30 pounds
- Breed guess: Mixed breed (bully-type coloring/face with a low-rider build—think short legs like a dachshund, compact body, and a bully-style head)
- Personality: Very sweet, affectionate, smart, and people-focused
- Cute factor: Off the charts

Temperament & home life
- Affectionate + loving: Dallas is a cuddle bug and loves being close to his people.
- Great with other dogs: Has done great around other dogs.
- Has been around cats and kids: Sweet and gentle in those settings.
- Smart boy: Learns quickly and wants to connect with his person.

Important: security needs (read carefully)
Dallas is a runner/escape artist—not

PET PROFILE: Dallas (male)
Meet Dallas — a super sweet, affectionate little runner with a big heart.
Dallas was rescued as one of two very skittish dogs found together. No owner was ever located, but what we did find is a loving, smart boy who’s blossomed with people and other pets.

The basics
- Sex: Male roughly 30 pounds
- Breed guess: Mixed breed (bully-type coloring/face with a low-rider build—think short legs like a dachshund, compact body, and a bully-style head)
- Personality: Very sweet, affectionate, smart, and people-focused
- Cute factor: Off the charts

Temperament & home life
- Affectionate + loving: Dallas is a cuddle bug and loves being close to his people.
- Great with other dogs: Has done great around other dogs.
- Has been around cats and kids: Sweet and gentle in those settings.
- Smart boy: Learns quickly and wants to connect with his person.

Important: security needs (read carefully)
Dallas is a runner/escape artist—not because he’s “bad,” but because when he gets nervous, his instinct is to bolt.

He cannot be trusted:
- in an unfenced yard
- with doors opening/closing (he will try to slip out)
- in a typical backyard fence setup if unsupervised (he may attempt to dig out, especially in populated/noisy areas)

Ideal setup for Dallas:
- A VERY secure yard (dig-proof reinforcement