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![]() Meet Meatball! Meatball is a 73-lb land hippo with a heart of gold and absolutely no concept of personal space. He is incredibly affectionate and happiest when he’s as close to his people as possible — ideally curled up in your lap, despite his very solid size. If you’re looking for a dog who truly wants to be part of everything you do, Meatball is your guy. He’s a big fan of routine and does great with a regular potty schedule. When he needs to go out, he’ll let you know by barking and then proudly escorting you to the door. Meatball loves walks, walks well on leash, and enjoys getting out to explore the neighborhood with his person. He already knows “sit” and is currently working on polishing up his “stay” and “touch.” He also takes his enrichment seriously — cardboard boxes beware, because shredding them is one of his favorite pastimes. Meatball adores people and greets everyone like an old friend. He is deeply bonded to his humans and can be sensitive when left alone, so he’s currently working through some separation anxiety with crate training and continued confidence-building. He’s making progress, but hallway noises can be tough for him, especially in an apartment setting, and he may bark when he hears unfamiliar sounds. A calmer or quieter home would help him thrive. A few things to know: Meatball is an enthusiastic food beggar, has a habit of eating his toys if given the chance, and yes — he is very gassy. Consider this part of his charm (and maybe invest in air freshener). Meatball is the kind of dog who will follow you from room to room, lean into you for affection, and make you feel truly loved. If you’re ready for a big, cuddly, devoted companion who just wants to be near his people and keep learning, Meatball is ready to meet you!
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