Hi everyone!

My name is Glenn (after the street where I was found adventuring all on my own), and I am an extremely sweet, silly, and busy puppy. I am also GORGEOUS—a 46-pound brindle pittie mix boy with soft, floppy ears. The vet thinks I am about 6-8 months old! I am potty trained, crate trained, and walk very nicely on a leash. I have boundless energy, and would love a family who wants to walk or run with me daily, take me to the dog park, buy me lots of chew toys to nom on, and then will help me to settle down for sleeping at night. 

I love other dogs of all sizes, and I am working hard on learning to read their social cues. I also love people of all ages, including babies and kids, and I would love kids of my own to grow up with. I currently lack excellent manners, so I do like to jump up and give you love bites, which might be a little too much fierce lovin’ for older or more delicate folks. I could use a great puppy play class and a puppy manners class in the near future, and that would be an excellent bonding opportunity for me and my new family.

My favorite games are: chewing on your shoelaces while you’re trying to put on your shoes for walks, nibbling on your earlobes, trying to steal my foster brother’s baby toys and run away with them, trying to eat the TV remote, and jumping onto your lap on the couch for aggressive snuggling.

I have been fully vetted, vaccinated, and neutered. I did break my toe at one point while I was living outside on my own, and it healed in a strange way and makes one of my toes appear swollen, but it does not bother me at all.

I am quickly growing into a wonderful family dog, and I would love to come see you soon!

Glenn's adoption fee of $200.00 includes microchip, alter (spay or neuter), DHPP series and Rabies vaccine. 

Not included in the adoption fee is county license or microchip registration.


We always recommend training classes.

Kim Silver @ Building Bonds Training 
buildingbondstraining.com

Puppy will need potty training as well as basic puppy training. We strongly recommend basic puppy training group classes as it helps build bonds between the adopter and puppy as well as sets boundaries and establishes good patterns for life time commitment.