Tucker needs a moment to size you up, but once he’s decided you’re safe, you’ll get love and loyalty with every tail wag. He does well with other dogs, though sometimes tries to play boss with males—nothing dramatic, just a bit of attitude. Tucker’s past was a rough patch after his owner went to jail and he was left behind, but he's landed on his feet thanks to a quick-thinking delivery driver. Gain his trust and you’ll see a deeply affectionate, gentle dog who genuinely wants to connect. He’s house-trained, crate-trained, and decent on leash, though some work could help him polish his manners out walking. Whether you want one dog or have another in the house, Tucker will adapt. He absolutely requires a secure fenced yard, so make sure that’s part of your setup. A pre-approved application is required before you can meet him. Give this loyal hound a shot at his second act—he’s earned it. Make their next chapter their best one yet.