The status of LINCOLN was
last posted on 04/18/25 by
Keep calm and woof on.
Male Dog, Pit Bull Terrier
Pit Bull Terrier (Medium Coat)
Description:
If you hear Lincoln before you see him, you may think he is some sort of bull with all the grunting and snorting he does - he just really likes showing off how excited he gets! This wiggle monster is on a mission to spread smiles of joy wherever he goes and is looking for a human who thinks that sounds fun.OTHER PETS: Lincoln is a playful puppy who is tolerant of rough play from other puppies and engages older dogs with play bows. He would thrive with an tolerant dog who could show him the ropes and teach him how to enjoy all the cool things that come with living with humans. Likely (Must Meet First) OWNER EXPERIENCE: Lincoln would be a easy puppy for someone with dog experience to care for, someone who doesn't have dog experience but is open to housing a furry toddler and committed to using positive reinforcement training would be a good human for Lincoln as well. Some Experience / First Dog KIDS: Lincoln is a friendly, goofy puppy who enjoys playing with humans and dogs alike. He is in the stage of puppy development where he explores everything with his teeth - some people jokingly call this the `land shark stage` - is mouthy at play and dislikes his mouth being touched. Lincoln would do best with humans who could help him learn what is ok to chew on by providing appropriate chew toys and redirecting for safe and happy play. 10+ / Dog Savvy (Must Meet First) ACTIVITY LEVEL: Lincoln is still a puppy so his energy level is still growing and changing as he does - we think he will probably be a dog who needs multiple daily walks in additiona to plenty of mental enrichment such as puzzles and games, or regular adventures such as hiking or appropriate dog sports. Lincoln is very curious and will be sure to love trying all sorts of new things to find his favorite activities! Good Walking Buddy / Olympic AthleteVETERINARY CARE: Routine GROOMING: Minimal LEVEL OF TRAINING NEEDED: Lincoln has not had any positive reinforcement training but is excited to do anything asked of him whenever he interacts with humans. Positive reinforcement training will help Lincoln bond with his new owner and build self confidence as well as help him learn life skills. Further positive training would allow for participation in dog sports (with vet approval) and other specialized activities. Moderate
