How this pet arrived: Chapo was brought in by Humane Law Enforcement on March 2, 2026. Why this pet is the one for you:Meet Chapo! Chapo may have a big name, but he's really a soft, sensitive guy who prefers a slow and steady approach to life. He's the kind of pup who likes to observe first, then join in when he feels safe-on his own timeline. He's a bit of a "quiet communicator," so getting to know Chapo is all about noticing the little things. His body language can be subtle, and he'll thrive with adopters who enjoy learning his unique signals and celebrating those small moments of trust. It's like unlocking a secret code-and it makes the bond you build with him all the more special. Chapo may also have some hearing loss, so he benefits from calm, consistent interactions and people who are really tuned in to him. Keeping his world small and predictable at first will help him settle in and build confidence-think cozy routines and low-key days. He'll do best in a calm home with children over 10 and will need a dog-to-dog introduction if there's another pup. With patience, understanding, and a gentle approach, Chapo is sure to let his guard down and become a loyal, devoted companion-one who just needed a little extra time to shine. Shy/Fearful Dog: This pet requires a virtual behavior consult, please watch THIS video to learn more about them. Primary Color: Fawn Secondary Color: White Weight: 64.2lbs Age: 3yrs 10mths 2wks Animal has been Neutered