James P. Sullivan
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James P. Sullivan
AvailableJames P. Sullivan is a large, male adult mixed breed dog located in Cincinnati, OH. He is spayed and has experience living with children, making him a friendly choice for families. Though his exact weight isn't available, he has been noted for his love of food and is currently on a journey towards a healthier lifestyle. He is altered and ready for adoption.
About James P. Sullivan
James P. Sullivan, affectionately known as Sulley and many other nicknames, is a sweet, easygoing dog looking for a loving home. Having been with his family all his life, he now finds himself in need of new beginnings due to circumstances beyond his control. Sulley gets along well with children aged 3-12 and has shared his space with various dogs, making him a great addition for families. He enjoys sunbathing, car rides, and the occasional water hose bath. While he loves food and may tend to overindulge, the team is working on getting him to a healthier weight. Sulley prefers not to be left alone for long periods or crated, so an attentive household is ideal. Experience with dogs will be beneficial for his transition. Schedule a Meet-and-Greet with your family and consider taking him out for a Paw Pass to see if he fits in your home. Your new best friend awaits!
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Questions about James P. Sullivan
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
James P. Sullivan, as a mixed-breed dog, typically thrives in a warm, family-oriented home where he can feel secure and loved.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
For a large mixed-breed like Sulley, a moderate amount of outdoor space would be ideal for him to enjoy sunbathing and relaxing.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, James P. Sullivan is a great match for homes with children, having lived with kids aged 3-12 in the past.
