Domino
- Puppy
- Male
- Medium
- Shepherd
- Catahoula Leopard Dog
Domino
Current Location
Bellingham, WA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Domino's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$375
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Domino's Story
Meet Domino! <br/>Domino is an estimated 4-month-old shepherd/catahoula leopard dog mix who has arrived to inform everyone that being a puppy is, in fact, a full-time job. His current duties include: making friends, investigating everything, learning approximately 47 new things at once, and looking extremely cute while doing it. <br/><br/> Dog social: Domino is wonderfully social with other dogs and loves having canine coworkers around.<br/><br/> People enthusiast: Humans? Excellent. Domino would like to interact with all of them, please and thank you.<br/><br/> Not easily startled: This kid takes new things pretty much in stride. He's curious, confident, and ready to investigate the world.<br/><br/> Potty training: Currently learning that the bathroom is outside. A groundbreaking concept. We're working on it. <br/><br/> Leash training: Domino is still figuring out why humans insist on attaching this string to him and then walking away. More research is required.<br/><br/> Crate training: Also underway! He's learning that his crate is a cozy little bedroom and not a puppy detention center.<br/><br/>Domino is a baby dog, which means he comes with enthusiasm, curiosity, questionable decision-making, and approximately zero understanding of why you can't pounce on everything you see. <br/>He'll need a family ready to keep teaching him, give him plenty of appropriate outlets, and help him grow into the awesome adult dog he's destined to become.<br/>Basically, Domino is a work-in-progress with excellent potential and a very strong resume in Being Adorable.
Meet Domino!
Domino is an estimated 4-month-old shepherd/catahoula leopard dog mix who has arrived to inform everyone that being a puppy is, in fact, a full-time job. His current duties include: making friends, investigating everything, learning approximately 47 new things at once, and looking extremely cute while doing it.
Dog social: Domino is wonderfully social with other dogs and loves having canine coworkers around.
People enthusiast: Humans? Excellent. Domino would like to interact with all of them, please and thank you.
Not easily startled: This kid takes new things pretty much in stride. He's curious, confident, and ready to investigate the world.
Potty training: Currently learning that the bathroom is outside. A groundbreaking concept. We're working on it.
Leash training: Domino is still figuring out why humans insist on attaching this string to him and then walking away. More research is required.
Crate training: Also underway! He's learning that h
Meet Domino!
Domino is an estimated 4-month-old shepherd/catahoula leopard dog mix who has arrived to inform everyone that being a puppy is, in fact, a full-time job. His current duties include: making friends, investigating everything, learning approximately 47 new things at once, and looking extremely cute while doing it.
Dog social: Domino is wonderfully social with other dogs and loves having canine coworkers around.
People enthusiast: Humans? Excellent. Domino would like to interact with all of them, please and thank you.
Not easily startled: This kid takes new things pretty much in stride. He's curious, confident, and ready to investigate the world.
Potty training: Currently learning that the bathroom is outside. A groundbreaking concept. We're working on it.
Leash training: Domino is still figuring out why humans insist on attaching this string to him and then walking away. More research is required.
Crate training: Also underway! He's learning that his crate is a cozy little bedroom and not a puppy detention center.
Domino is a baby dog, which means he comes with enthusiasm, curiosity, questionable decision-making, and approximately zero understanding of why you can't pounce on everything you see.
He'll need a family ready to keep teaching him, give him plenty of appropriate outlets, and help him grow into the awesome adult dog
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How To Adopt
Domino is from Happy Tails Happy Homes
[Bellingham, WA]
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