tupelo

Meet Tupelo and his famous fancy ears. This lovable, playful, affectionate goofball is a full-on bundle of joy. He greets his people with enthusiastic tail wags and plenty of kisses, and he’s always up for toys and time with his dog friends.<br/><br/>Tupelo is athletic, fast, and hilariously awkward in the best way. He’s all legs and very proud of it, especially when he shows off his speed and signature jumps. Also known as Tupey, he’s fully house-trained and crate-trained. His foster parents even call him the crate king.<br/><br/>He’s building confidence and would thrive with someone excited to work with a dog who’s eager to learn and genuinely wants to please. Leash walking is still a work in progress, but his sweet, determined eyes say it all. He’s trying, and he’ll get there.<br/><br/>End the day with nighttime cuddles and you’ll have Tupelo exactly where he wants to be. Give Tupey a chance and he’ll pay you back with endless love and lots of laughs.<br/><br/>Tupelo's ideal home? Tupelo’s ideal home is with a patient, experienced dog owner who’s excited to keep building his skills, especially obedience and leash walking. He’s a smart boy who thrives with structure and a confident handler, and he’d love being part of a pack. A home with another dog of similar energy would be a big bonus.<br/><br/>He needs space to burn off energy and have fun, whether that’s running, playing fetch, tug of war, or other enriching activities. A fenced backyard would be ideal, along with a relatively quiet neighborhood where he can feel settled and succeed.<br/><br/>Name: Tupelo<br/><br/>Breed: Mixed Breed, Terrier mix<br/><br/>Age: 1 year, 7 months<br/><br/>Weight: 40lb<br/><br/>Sex: Male, neutered <br/><br/>Colour: Brindle, Tri-colour<br/><br/>Medical: No concerns <br/><br/>Good with men: Unsure around men. He may be cautious and reactive at first and would need time, patience, and a calm approach to settle in and feel safe.<br/><br/>Good with women: Yes, friendly <br/><br/>Good with kids 0-6: Not recommended, startles easily<br/><br/>Good with kids 6+: recommended 12+<br/><br/>Good with dogs: Yes. He does especially well with other dogs and needs a home with at least 1 other dog. He has medium to high energy and would benefit from living with a dog of similar or slightly lower energy who can help model calm, neutral behavior.<br/><br/>How does the dog typically act when meeting new people? Tupey's behavior depends on his comfort level. When relaxed, he may approach happily with a wagging tail, offer kisses, and enjoy gentle affection. If he feels unsure or nervous, he tends to approach cautiously or may hold back until he feels safe.<br/><br/>Good with cats: Yes<br/><br/>House trained: Yes<br/><br/>Crate trained: Yes, enters willingly and settles quickly<br/><br/>Resource guarding: None seen <br/><br/>Walks on a leash: Tupey is still building confidence on walks. He can be strong and pull at times, and may feel nervous around cars and trucks, needing gentle coaxing. With consistent guidance and positive reinforcement, he shows a strong willingness to learn, focus, and improve, and enjoys exploring new sights and smells once he feels secure.<br/><br/>Energy level: Medium-High, would benefit from and active family. <br/><br/>Areas to work on: Tupey is a sensitive, smart dog who benefits from patience and consistent guidance. He’s working on building confidence, managing fear of loud noises, and improving leash manners, including leash reactivity and walking politely. He can get excited and may jump up when greeting people, but with structure, positive reinforcement, and gentle guidance, he’s making steady progress and shows a real eagerness to learn and please.<br/><br/>Requires detached/single home: yes<br/><br/>Separation anxiety: None seen <br/><br/>Barker: Yes, will bark when startled.

Meet Tupelo and his famous fancy ears. This lovable, playful, affectionate goofball is a full-on bundle of joy. He greets his people with enthusiastic tail wags and plenty of kisses, and he’s always up for toys and time with his dog friends.

Tupelo is athletic, fast, and hilariously awkward in the best way. He’s all legs and very proud of it, especially when he shows off his speed and signature jumps. Also known as Tupey, he’s fully house-trained and crate-trained. His foster parents even call him the crate king.

He’s building confidence and would thrive with someone excited to work with a dog who’s eager to learn and genuinely wants to please. Leash walking is still a work in progress, but his sweet, determined eyes say it all. He’s trying, and he’ll get there.

End the day with nighttime cuddles and you’ll have Tupelo exactly where he wants to be. Give Tupey a chance and he’ll pay you back with endless love and lots of laughs.

Tupelo's ideal home? Tupelo’s ideal home is with a patient, e

Meet Tupelo and his famous fancy ears. This lovable, playful, affectionate goofball is a full-on bundle of joy. He greets his people with enthusiastic tail wags and plenty of kisses, and he’s always up for toys and time with his dog friends.

Tupelo is athletic, fast, and hilariously awkward in the best way. He’s all legs and very proud of it, especially when he shows off his speed and signature jumps. Also known as Tupey, he’s fully house-trained and crate-trained. His foster parents even call him the crate king.

He’s building confidence and would thrive with someone excited to work with a dog who’s eager to learn and genuinely wants to please. Leash walking is still a work in progress, but his sweet, determined eyes say it all. He’s trying, and he’ll get there.

End the day with nighttime cuddles and you’ll have Tupelo exactly where he wants to be. Give Tupey a chance and he’ll pay you back with endless love and lots of laughs.

Tupelo's ideal home? Tupelo’s ideal home is with a patient, experienced dog owner who’s excited to keep building his skills, especially obedience and leash walking. He’s a smart boy who thrives with structure and a confident handler, and he’d love being part of a pack. A home with another dog of similar energy would be a big bonus.

He needs space to burn off energy and have fun, whether that’s running, playing fetch, tug of war, or other enriching