06/03/2026
Sharing for one of our clients. Chance is so lovable. If ANYONE is looking for a great dog, here’s one for you. Please consider him. I can vouch for him!!! If interested let me know. I can get you in touch with owner.
It is with a heavy heart that we are trying to find a new home for our 5 year old pit mix, Chance.
Reason for rehoming: Due to no fault of his own. Chance was recently diagnosed as Epileptic and is on a twice daily seizure medication. He requires routine blood work twice per year, and should ideally get a thyroid test done soon. We do not feel we can sustain these unexpected costs as a single income household. We will share details of these costs for anyone interested. I do not personally believe his costs are outrageous--just too high for our current income.
Chance would do well in a home with:
•cats
•older children
Chance would do best in a home without:
•dogs (I am unsure how another dog would react to him if he did have another seizure, and although he goes to Daycare regularly, he does not get along with ALL dogs, just most dogs)
•young children (any child who may not listen to you or understand if you say, "The dog is having a seizure, stay back.")
About Chance:
•Medium energy, typical of bully breeds
•Loves his cat brothers and my nineteen month old son. Very gentle with them. I believe most cats would steer clear of him during a seizure, as my cats always flee when any funny business is going on, lol.
•Does well when boarded, at daycare, or at the vet
•Responds well to training and correction. Great temperament and enjoys cuddles on the sofa.
•Can be left alone at home for several hours without a problem.
•With the correct medication, I believe he should have little to no seizures moving forward. No poor side effects from meds have been noticed.
•he has been with us for four years