Sherman is a striking black and white American Bulldog mix, about three years old, who shows his true self once he can relax and settle in. He came to the shelter under stressful circumstances that revealed his need for a one-pet home—Sherman is not compatible with other dogs or pets. Assertive and sensitive, Sherman isn’t a good fit for dog parks or homes with young kids. He requires an experienced adopter who respects boundaries and is willing to work patiently to earn his trust over time. Because Sherman is reactive around other dogs and can be uneasy in new situations, he needs a calm, structured environment and a person who will let him initiate contact at his own pace. He may try to escape unsupervised yards, so containment is key and he needs to be on leash until he’s comfortable. Sherman can be fostered for at least two weeks or adopted, but finding the right fit is non-negotiable—any potential household must visit in person. If you’re ready for the rewarding work of earning a truly devoted sidekick, Sherman could be waiting for you in Tucson, AZ. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.