Hi I'm Tank! Aren't I the most most handsome man you've ever seen? I just turned a year and a half old and I'm in search of my forever family. You see I was rescued from the shelter, nothing but skin a bones, you'll never believe that now because I weight in at 75 pounds! I'm believed to be an American bulldog dog mix. I am completely house and crate trained, I love EVERYTHING, dogs, cats, you name it! My specialty is children. You see I live with 2 twin, 8 year old boys, and a 4 month old baby human brother. Which I adore and am very gentle with! I'm also an expert when I comes to walks, I'm a gentleman and stay right next to you and never pull on the leash! But this is even better, once I'm settle in I don't even need a leash! I'm such a good listener and stay right with you! I'm still a bouncy puppy and need someone to play with both human and pups! So can I make myself at home on your couch? You won't be sorry, I'm perfect on top of handsome! Oh yeah I forgot to brag about my contagious smile! Tank is one of the most happy dogs you'll ever meet, he will light up your world with love, kisses, hugs and smiles! I am vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. Please fill out the adoption application at www.adoptapitrescue.org under the adoptables tab! Adoption fee: $175

All of our dogs are spayed or neutered, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, microchipped and if over 6 months of age, heartworm tested and on heartworm preventative in their foster home.

We require an approved application to meet any of our dogs. We do not have a shelter location and will not arrange a meeting without an approved application.

We strive to make sure the bios provided for our dogs are complete and accurate; we do understand that mistakes happen, however, so if you absolutely cannot find the answer to your question in the dog's bio, you can contact us for more information.

We require a home visit for each dog we adopt out, so we adopt within a 2 hour radius of Dayton, OH. If you are outside of this radius, we encourage you to contact your local rescue or shelter.