Qtip A needs a dedicated, experienced adopter willing to monitor his health and provide ongoing support. At about 2 years old, Qtip A is blind and lives with neurological issues that make walking a challenge—he falls often, spins, and needs to be watched closely to ensure he eats and drinks. These conditions are stable now but could get worse, and his adopter must show strong veterinary experience, as Qtip A’s needs go beyond those of most dogs. He should not be placed with children under 13, as he can react defensively if startled. Qtip A is best with gentle, calm dogs due to his open fontanelle and physical vulnerability, and he isn’t a lap dog except when deeply asleep. Despite these hurdles, Qtip A is bright, playful, and finds joy in crinkle toys and oddball hobbies like chasing plastic bags. He is happiest in a patient home that values his spirit and can meet his needs. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!