Chai

Available

6 months- 2 years|Mastiff, Pit Bull Terrier|Female|Large|Reno, NV

Chai

Available

6 months- 2 years|Mastiff, Pit Bull Terrier|Female|Large|Reno, NV

About Chai

Chai is 100% puppy wiggles! She can't wait to zoom, run, roll and squiggle her way into someone's heart. Stop by and see if you are her chosen one.

About Mastiff Dogs

Mastiffs are massive, dignified dogs with hearts that match their enormous size. Despite their imposing appearance, they're gentle, patient, and incredibly loving with their families. Mastiffs are natural guardians who protect through their presence alone, rarely needing to be aggressive.

Adopting a Mastiff means gaining a calm, devoted guardian who brings a reassuring sense of security to your home. They're surprisingly gentle with children and prefer a relaxed lifestyle. Their steady, patient temperament makes them wonderful companions for families who have the space for a gentle giant.

Temperament

DignifiedGood-naturedCalmProtective

Size

Giant (120-230 lbs)

Exercise

Low

Good With

Kids, Dogs

Lifespan

6-10 years

Health notes: Prone to bloat, hip and elbow dysplasia, heart disease, and osteosarcoma. Their large size puts extra stress on joints, so maintaining a healthy weight is critical.

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Adopting in Reno, NV

Reno's outdoor lifestyle and proximity to the Sierra Nevada mountains make it an exciting city for pet adoption. Local shelters have many adventurous animals ready to explore the Biggest Little City with a new family who loves the outdoors.

From Truckee River walks through the heart of town to mountain hikes just minutes away, Reno offers adopted pets an active, nature-filled life with over 300 days of sunshine each year.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

22°F to 45°F

Dec – Feb

Cold with moderate snowfall and freezing nights, though sunny days can warm up quickly. Pets need coats for morning walks and paw protection from ice and road treatment chemicals. The Truckee River path is often clear even when surrounding areas have snow, making it a reliable winter walking route.

Spring

32°F to 68°F

Mar – May

Windy conditions can kick up dust and sand from the surrounding desert. Keep walks shorter on the windiest days and protect your pet’s eyes from blowing debris. As snow melts in the Sierra, the Truckee River runs high, so keep pets away from swift water.

Summer

52°F to 94°F

Jun – Aug

Hot days with intense UV at 4,500 feet elevation require extra water and sun protection for pets. The low humidity makes the heat more tolerable than coastal cities, but shade is still essential. Mountain hikes just 30 minutes from town offer cooler temperatures for summer adventures with your pet.