Natchez

Hello Everyone - my name is Natchez, though my foster human keeps calling me “nachos” for some weird reason. He’s kind of funny that way. Aside from being downright handsome, I am also happy and very playful and - dare I say - a world class snuggle-bug. It may take me a little bit of time to warm up to you, but there is no such thing as personal space once I get to know you. <br/><br/>I haven’t yet been exposed to many other dogs, but I am looking forward to making some 4-legged friends. Or even 3-legged. I don’t discriminate. I do well in the car, and love to be out in public meeting people and getting all the pets. We’re still working on my leash manners, and I sometimes get distracted by other dogs and the occasional squirrel or other furry little distraction. I’m crate trained and house-broken. Though between you and me, I prefer not to be in the crate, because you aren’t in there with me. I can be a little loud in the crate at first, partly because of my separation anxiety, partly owing to the hound in me. But I will quiet down after a while. I’m house-trained, but I will occasionally get startled or frightened by loud noises and may have a slight accident here and there. I’m working on it, and the person who calls me “Nacho” says I’m getting better.<br/><br/>I’m working with my foster human on basic commands. I know “sit” and “stay,” though when I get too excited “stay” sounds an awful lot like “stay right next to me.” It’s an honest mistake.<br/><br/>If you think I’d make a good addition to your family (hint…I most definitely would), then head over to www.miamivalleypitcrew.com and apply to adopt me!<br/><br/>ADOPTION FEE: $350 (All MVPC dogs are heartworm-tested and on prevention, completely vetted, spayed/neutered, microchipped, crate-trained and house-trained)<br/><br/>ADOPTER: Dog experience<br/>BIRTHDAY: 11/23/2023<br/>FENCE: Required (an electric fence is not an acceptable form of containment)<br/>DOG FRIENDLY: Yes<br/>DOGS IN HOME: Yes<br/>CATS: Yes, with proper supervision<br/>CHILDREN: Yes, 8 and over<br/><br/>I AM READY TO GO HOME - If you are approved to be my new family, a hold fee of $100 is required and will be applied to the full adoption fee of $350 when MVPC comes to visit your house with me!<br/><br/>***WE DO NOT HOLD DOGS. IF YOU ARE GOING ON VACATION OR ARE NOT YET READY TO PROCEED PLEASE APPLY WHEN YOU ARE.***<br/><br/>INQUIRIES: ALL inquiries begin with a submitted adoption application, which is found on our website, www.miamivalleypitcrew.com. We do not adopt to individuals under the age of 25.<br/><br/>DO NOT: USE THE PETFINDER CONTACT/ADOPT BUTTONS--we are unable to monitor those and you will not receive a response.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: We are volunteer based and a home visit is required; we have a two-hour adoption radius from Kettering, OH for our adult dogs and 75 miles for our puppies. Exceptions for our ADULT dogs only, though rare, may be made on a case-by-case basis but we must be able to do a home visit. Thank you for your understanding!

Hello Everyone - my name is Natchez, though my foster human keeps calling me “nachos” for some weird reason. He’s kind of funny that way. Aside from being downright handsome, I am also happy and very playful and - dare I say - a world class snuggle-bug. It may take me a little bit of time to warm up to you, but there is no such thing as personal space once I get to know you.

I haven’t yet been exposed to many other dogs, but I am looking forward to making some 4-legged friends. Or even 3-legged. I don’t discriminate. I do well in the car, and love to be out in public meeting people and getting all the pets. We’re still working on my leash manners, and I sometimes get distracted by other dogs and the occasional squirrel or other furry little distraction. I’m crate trained and house-broken. Though between you and me, I prefer not to be in the crate, because you aren’t in there with me. I can be a little loud in the crate at first, partly because of my separation anxiety, partly owing to the hound in me. But I will qu

Hello Everyone - my name is Natchez, though my foster human keeps calling me “nachos” for some weird reason. He’s kind of funny that way. Aside from being downright handsome, I am also happy and very playful and - dare I say - a world class snuggle-bug. It may take me a little bit of time to warm up to you, but there is no such thing as personal space once I get to know you.

I haven’t yet been exposed to many other dogs, but I am looking forward to making some 4-legged friends. Or even 3-legged. I don’t discriminate. I do well in the car, and love to be out in public meeting people and getting all the pets. We’re still working on my leash manners, and I sometimes get distracted by other dogs and the occasional squirrel or other furry little distraction. I’m crate trained and house-broken. Though between you and me, I prefer not to be in the crate, because you aren’t in there with me. I can be a little loud in the crate at first, partly because of my separation anxiety, partly owing to the hound in me. But I will quiet down after a while. I’m house-trained, but I will occasionally get startled or frightened by loud noises and may have a slight accident here and there. I’m working on it, and the person who calls me “Nacho” says I’m getting better.

I’m working with my foster human on basic commands. I know “sit” and “stay,” though when I get too excited “stay” sounds an awful lot like “stay right next