Whiskey

Stats:

Sex: Male
Possible Breed: Cane Corso/Pit mix
Age: est 2 years old
Weight: 82 lbs  

Note about the breed: The indicated breed is our best guess estimate based on visual characteristics, but without a DNA test, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. However, mixed-breed dogs, lovingly known as mutts, encompass a wonderful variety of traits and are often some of the most cherished and lovable companions.

Description:

Big head. Bigger heart. Biggest personality.

Meet Whiskey — a roughly 2-year-old Cane Corso/Pit mix who was hit on the side of the road, patched up, and is now 100% healed, fully vetted, and ready for his happily ever after.

Whiskey came from nothing and turned it into everything. Found as a stray in an area where dogs are often dumped, he could've come out guarded or shut down. Instead, he walked into a house already full of dogs — all ages, all personalities — and just... fit. Potty trained, doggy-door savvy, and hasn't touched a single shoe or couch cushion. The furniture is *safe*. Your heart is not.

Whiskey's Special Features:

Floor Vacuum Mode — no dropped food survives.

Pup-Cup Insurance — never leaves one unfinished (also keeps ants out of your car).

Adventure-Ready — walks or runs as far as you want to go, solid leash manners, does great with other dogs.

Gate & Door Etiquette — doesn't rush, doesn't bolt, does great with off-leash time. Wildly impressive for a guy still getting used to his own name.

Low-Maintenance Health — clean ears, good teeth, healthy skin, minimal shedding, and takes pills like a champ (a little cheese tax accepted).

He's still got some goofy puppy left in him, but underneath it, what Whiskey wants is simple: to be someone's person, all the way.

The fine print: Whiskey has a high prey drive, so this big lug needs a home *without* cats or chickens, no apartment living, and no outdoor-only setup — he's an inside-with-his-people kind of dog, through and through. Transport can be arranged for the right family.

He's not looking for a house. He's looking for "his" house. Could it be yours?

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