Snoop Dogg wears a lot of names, but one thing’s consistent: he’s a big, fluffy blend of Poodle, Golden, and Pittie, clocking in at 82 lbs, and he brings his own brand of charisma everywhere he goes. Not exactly graceful, Snoop is the embodiment of goofy and sweet, with a streak of sensitivity—think Muppet vibes and a heart as big as his body. When he runs, he looks like a little horse; when he rears up to see squirrels, he could pass for a tree climber; put him in a yard with another playful dog and he’ll turn pro-wrestler in seconds. New situations make him nervous, but he’s got solid manners and will gently give you his paw, asking for a little reassurance or a head scratch. Snoop is smart and knows his sit, stay, paw, and down. He’s gentle with treats, leash savvy (after you win his little chase-game to clip him in), and crate trained. He loves tennis balls more than anything—fetch, carry, hoard, you name it—and appreciates a household that understands dog quirks and likes a little athletic chaos. While he loves his foster families and gets along well with other dogs, he can be wary of strangers and would do best in a low-traffic home where intros are taken slow and visitors respect his boundaries. Kids 10+ only, please—he’s strong and needs dog-savvy, older children. Cats aren’t his thing. He’s house trained with a routine, loves a lazy walk, and excels at being a loyal, affectionate goof once he’s comfortable. Ready to let Snoop Dogg rest his head with you? Click apply to start the adoption process.