Tatum
Available
Tatum
AvailableTatum is a pit bull/pointer mix with a black and white/cream short coat, residing in Charlotte, NC. He is an adult, large neutered male who is house trained and vaccinated. Tatum thrives in calm environments and enjoys both playful activities and relaxed cuddles.
About Tatum
Tatum is a 65-pound pit bull/hound mix with a playful personality and a knack for making people smile. He’s got a goofy energy—one moment launching into zoomies, the next stretched out for a marathon nap or some snuggle time on the couch. Toys are a big deal for him, and he’ll root through his bin to find the perfect one, or curl up next to you for hours of "dog TV." Tank’s house trained, loves his crate, and already knows the basics ("sit," "stay")—especially if treats are on the table. He’s smart, eager to learn, and up for adventures if you are. Tatum gets along well with dogs but does better with slow, polite introductions. Older kids suit him best, since his bouncy enthusiasm might be much for little ones. He’s happiest outside exploring or relaxing in a calm, less crowded environment. While crowds can be overwhelming, Tatum thrives when he can relax and take things at his own pace. He’s looking for a person who will appreciate his mix of energy and snuggly loyalty—a best friend who gets his quirks. If you’re in the greater Charlotte area and want a loyal, fun-loving companion, Tatum’s ready to meet you. Give them the home they have been waiting for. Apply today.
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Questions about Tatum
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Tatum, a pit bull/pointer mix, will do best in a home with moderate space and a calm environment, ideally where he can relax and be himself.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Pit bull/pointer mixes like Tatum enjoy having a yard or regular access to parks, but daily walks and playtime can also meet their needs if no fenced space is available.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Tatum gets along with older children and would do best in a home where his size and energy are a good fit. It’s best to avoid homes with very young kids due to his enthusiasm.
