Brody finished the Rusk County Second Chance Initiative prison dog program and comes with real-life skills. He's spirited, cheerful, and loves a good run or play session. Though he has a minor deformity on one back foot, it doesn’t slow him down or impact how much he enjoys life. Brody does best in a home without children and needs a securely fenced yard so he can burn off his medium-high energy safely. He’s great in the house, leash trained, crate trained, and neutered. Brody currently prefers to avoid living with other male dogs; if there’s a female dog in the home, an introduction and approval are required. Brody’s ready for a strong bond and daily companionship with adopters who understand his needs. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.