Fog is a four-year-old, medium-sized pit bull terrier mix with a short black and white coat and a knack for charm. One of his ears sticks out in the most endearing way, and he’s happiest chasing his egg-shaped jolly ball or digging into a frozen Kong. When Fog gets out of his kennel, he’s all energy—romping in a fenced yard, taking walks on the trail for a sniff adventure, or showing off how quickly he solves treat puzzles. He craves structure, finding comfort in training sessions that help manage his shelter-born anxiety. Leash manners remain a work in progress, as Fog’s excitement leads to some zigzagging and pulling. Fog can act shy or a bit aloof with new people, but once he warms up, he is openly joyful and eager for connection. He knows commands like sit, come, wait, and stay, and usually greets strangers with friendly curiosity, though he may jump lightly at first. Around other dogs, he has a strong urge to play, but initial greetings can be overenthusiastic—he does best with calm correction and thoughtful introductions. Fog does well with children about twelve and older, depending on the situation. He isn’t house trained yet and will need consistency on that front. He does not resource guard toys but may guard his food or space. Fog needs an active adopter ready to invest in positive training and play. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.