Meet Ozzy

Meet Ozzy, the lovable American Bulldog mix! Personality: Ozzy is a fun-loving, affectionate puppy with a big personality. He’s eager to please and a total cuddle bug who will happily curl up in your lap after a day of adventures. Like any young pup, he’s full of energy and enthusiasm, and he loves long walks and playing with a variety of toys. Health: Ozzy is 5-6 months old and weighs 28 pounds. He is expected to grow into a large adult dog, potentially reaching 75+ pounds. Ozzy is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and microchipped. Training: Ozzy is off to a great start and already showing how smart and eager to learn he is. He is working on house training and crate training in his foster home, settles well in his crate, and sleeps soundly through the night. Ozzy already knows "sit" and "down", is working on "come" and "leave it", walks nicely on a leash, and is very food motivated, making him a fun dog to train. Like any puppy, Ozzy is still learning manners and impulse control. He is currently teething and can be mouthy during play. He is also very enthusiastic around other dogs and is still learning appropriate play and social skills. Ideal Home: Ozzy is looking for a committed family that understands the joys and challenges of raising a large-breed puppy. Ozzy would love an active family who will take him on adventures. He will thrive with training, exercise, socialization, and structure as he grows. Because Ozzy is still working through puppy behaviors, he would do best in an adult-only home or a home with older, dog-savvy teenagers. Ozzy's adopter must be patient, consistent, and committed to helping him mature into a well-rounded adult dog. Adoption Requirements: Ozzy's adoption fee is $400. If you have a securely fenced yard, and are ready for all things puppy, please complete an adoption application*: https://helpadogsmile.org/adoption-application/ *Please note that the application is not a commitment to adopt–it is a tool used to help determine if a dog and applicant would make a good match. Applications are forwarded to the foster family for review and follow-up.