Ritz

Meet Ritz - Ready for His Forever Home<br/><br/>Ritz has been in our care for over three months, and this sweet 9-month-old pup is growing up in foster care while waiting for the home he deserves. At about 30 lbs, he's a petite "mini-pittie" with a big personality, an even bigger heart, and the cutest habit of tapping his front feet when he's excited.<br/><br/>Ritz is a fun, goofy companion who loves to cuddle, especially with his foster dog friends at bedtime. He currently lives successfully with medium-to-large dogs and does best with calmer canine companions or dogs with a lower play style. He's respectful of dogs who don't want to play and enjoys simply being near his people. Cats, however, are a bit too interesting for him, so a cat-free home would be best.<br/><br/>This food-motivated boy already sits nicely for treats, eats his meals in his crate, and settles in beautifully for couch or recliner cuddle time. He sleeps well overnight and is eager to please. Ritz shows signs of reactivity towards other dogs when physically restrained in public places. He often shows his excitement at home by wanting to put a pant leg or sleeve in his mouth, this behavior could be perceived by some as agression, however, it's truly him being excited. His foster has been working at stopping this behavior or redirecting to more appropriate items. Because of this, a home with children over 13 would be the best fit. We are happy to provide training support with an approved, committed adopter to help him continue working through things and building confidence and skills.<br/><br/>Ritz has so much potential and is already a wonderful companion - loyal, affectionate, playful, and deeply connected to his people and residents dogs alike. He just needs someone willing to give him the chance he's been patiently waiting for.<br/><br/>Looking for a loyal companion who will love you wholeheartedly?<br/>Apply to meet Ritz here:<br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SMS/Dog

Meet Ritz - Ready for His Forever Home

Ritz has been in our care for over three months, and this sweet 9-month-old pup is growing up in foster care while waiting for the home he deserves. At about 30 lbs, he's a petite "mini-pittie" with a big personality, an even bigger heart, and the cutest habit of tapping his front feet when he's excited.

Ritz is a fun, goofy companion who loves to cuddle, especially with his foster dog friends at bedtime. He currently lives successfully with medium-to-large dogs and does best with calmer canine companions or dogs with a lower play style. He's respectful of dogs who don't want to play and enjoys simply being near his people. Cats, however, are a bit too interesting for him, so a cat-free home would be best.

This food-motivated boy already sits nicely for treats, eats his meals in his crate, and settles in beautifully for couch or recliner cuddle time. He sleeps well overnight and is eager to please. Ritz shows signs of reactivity towards other dogs when physica

Meet Ritz - Ready for His Forever Home

Ritz has been in our care for over three months, and this sweet 9-month-old pup is growing up in foster care while waiting for the home he deserves. At about 30 lbs, he's a petite "mini-pittie" with a big personality, an even bigger heart, and the cutest habit of tapping his front feet when he's excited.

Ritz is a fun, goofy companion who loves to cuddle, especially with his foster dog friends at bedtime. He currently lives successfully with medium-to-large dogs and does best with calmer canine companions or dogs with a lower play style. He's respectful of dogs who don't want to play and enjoys simply being near his people. Cats, however, are a bit too interesting for him, so a cat-free home would be best.

This food-motivated boy already sits nicely for treats, eats his meals in his crate, and settles in beautifully for couch or recliner cuddle time. He sleeps well overnight and is eager to please. Ritz shows signs of reactivity towards other dogs when physically restrained in public places. He often shows his excitement at home by wanting to put a pant leg or sleeve in his mouth, this behavior could be perceived by some as agression, however, it's truly him being excited. His foster has been working at stopping this behavior or redirecting to more appropriate items. Because of this, a home with children over 13 would be the best fit. We are happy to p