Micah, Pittie Mix, A Big Sniffer With a Soft Heart. She Is Looking for a Calm, Easygoing Home
Here's What You Need To Know:
- Pending Adoption? no
- Pet's Location: oakland CA, 94601
- Pet's Size: large
- Pet's Gender: male
- Pet's Color: tan
- Pet's Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed
- Pet good with dogs? yes
- Pet good with cats? no
- Pet good with kids? yes
Organization:
- Name: oakland animal services
- Address: 1101 29th Avenue, Oakland, ca 94601
- Site: http://oaklandanimalservices.org/
Micah is the kind of dog who doesn’t rush through life—he experiences it.
At 7 years old and 81 pounds, this American Pit Bull Terrier mix is an independent, curious boy who enjoys taking things at his own pace. Whether it’s a walk, a yard, or a quiet moment, Micah is happiest when he can explore, observe, and simply be.
Why Micah Feels So Special
🐾 Independent and low-maintenance personality
💛 Quietly affectionate once he trusts you
👃 Strong sniffing instincts and loves exploring scents
🎾 Enjoys gentle ball play and treats
🌿 Calm presence with an easygoing lifestyle
Walks with Micah are less about speed and more about discovery. He’ll happily follow his nose, investigate every interesting scent, and pause to take in the world around him. If something catches his attention, he may pull strongly—but it’s all part of his enthusiastic curiosity.
He’s also perfectly content entertaining himself, especially in a yard where he can sniff and explore independently without needing constant interaction.
His Personality
Micah is reserved at first, but not distant—just thoughtful. Once he feels comfortable, he enjoys gentle affection like ear scratches and calm petting sessions. He’s not demanding, but he does appreciate quiet connection with people he trusts.
He takes snacks gently, enjoys simple games like ball chasing, and settles easily into a relaxed home routine.
What He Is Looking For
✔️ A calm, low-pressure home environment
✔️ Someone who appreciates independent, easygoing dogs
✔️ A family willing to let him warm up at his own pace
✔️ A home with appropriately matched dog companions or solo living with dog friends outside the home
Micah doesn’t need constant attention or stimulation—just space to be himself and people who understand his rhythm.
Heart of Micah
Micah is not a “center of attention” kind of dog.
He’s the quiet one in the corner of the yard, nose to the ground, content just existing near you.
And when he finally comes over for pets, it’s not because he has to—it’s because he chose you.
And that makes all the difference.
